Ann-Louise Kinmonth

Background

Kinmonth, Ann-Louise was born on January 8, 1951 in London. Daughter of Maurice Henry and Gwendoline Stella (Phillipps) Kinmonth.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine BChir, Cambridge University, England, 1975. Doctor of Medicine, Cambridge University, England, 1984. Master of Science, London University, 1989.

Career

Principal in general practice Aldermoor Health Center, Southampton, England, 1983-1996. Senior lecturer in primary medical care Southampton University, 1985, reader in primary medical care, 1981-1982, professor primary medical care, 1992-1996, convenor health care development group, 1992. Foundation professor general practice University Cambridge, since 1997.

Associate director Primary Care, 2005—2007. Medical officer Oxfam, Northwest Somalia, 1981. Consultant Latvian Medical Academy, 1993.

Member research board Medical Research Council Health Services, London, 1994, 97, Wellcome, 1998. Director international seminar on general practice British Council, England, 1995.

Achievements

• Ann-Louise Kinmonth has been listed as a noteworthy Family physician, medical educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Royal College General Practitioners (James Mackenzie prize 1991), Royal College Physicians, Academy Medical Science (member council 1998), Zoological Society London. Member Institute Medicine (foreign associate), British Diabetic Association, Society Academy Primary Care, United Kingdom Society Behavioral Medicine, Commander of the Order of the British Empire British Empire (Commander 2002), National Institute Health Research (consultant since 2006), National School Primary Care Research.

Connections

Father:

Maurice Henry Kinmonth

Mother:

Gwendoline Stella (Phillipps) Kinmonth