View brief research synopses for Social & Administrative Sciences in Pharmacy Division faculty.
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Betty Chewning, Professor
- Client provider partnerships, communication patterns, perceptions and regimen decisions, as well as expanded pharmacist roles with respect to public health agendas.
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Gregory Higby, Adjunct Professor
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David Kreling, Professor and Chair
- Pharmacy economics and policy: primarily finance and reimbursement issues in community pharmacy.
- David Mott, Associate Professor
- The pharmacy labor market and economic factors associated with drug utilization.
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Jeanine Mount, Associate Professor
- Effects of organizational and professional characteristics on the process of health service delivery, and the social organization of pharmacy and the pharmacy profession in the United States.
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John Scarborough, Professor
- Greek, Roman, and Byzantine pharmacology, the Greek and Coptic texts known as the Papyri Graecae Magicae, ancient medical entomology, and Roman and Byzantine surgery.
- Joshua Thorpe, Assistant Professor
- Pharmaceutical health services research, access and quality of care in informal caregivers and disabled care-recipients, influence of mental health on health-promoting behaviors, overuse/underuse/misuse of medications, secondary data analysis, latent class analysis, structural equation modeling with latent variables.
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Henry Young, Assistant Professor
- Consumer/patient behavior in the medications use process, marketing and health outcomes research, health communication, and health services research.