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- Robert McQuillan, M.D. has received funding
from the Creighton University Health Future’s Foundation Faculty Development
Grant for his project entitled: “Changing Safety Culture in the
Perioperative Area". This is a two-year project. R. Armour Forse, M.D. and
James D. Bramble, Ph.D. are co-Principal Investigators and Rasheed Amao,
M.D. and Kimberly Galt, Pharm.D. are co-investigators for this project.
- Rene' Padilla, Ph.D./OTR/L, FAOTA has received
funding from the United Nations High Commission on Refugees / Amnesty
International for his project entitled: “Modelos de Atencion a Migrantes
Victimas de Tortura y Privadas de Libertad (Service Models for Migrants Who
Have Been Victims of Torture and False Imprisonment)". This is a 3-phase,
3-year grant demonstration project.
- Kimberly Galt, Pharm.D., Ann Ryan-Haddad,
Pharm.D., and Mark Siracuse, Pharm.D., Ph.D. are working collaboratively
with the
State of Nebraska and UNMC to develop a practice model on the conduct of
medication reviews for therapeutic drug management. This work is in support
of the state quality improvement initiative and is expected to occur over a
3-year period.
CHRP Calendar
September through November
v The
state-of-the-art data workstations are now available. These data
workstations are available to all SPAHP faculty, staff, and students. If
interested in utilizing this area, please contact the
CHRP office.
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Amy Abbott, RN, Ph.D.(c)
Assistant Professor, School of Nursing. Research
interests include: symptom management and symptom clusters
following cardiac surgery as well as patient safety and
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Shirley A. Blanchard, Ph.D., OTR/L
Associate Professor, Dept. of Occupational Therapy.
Research interests include: health issues of African
American women.
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A. James Bothmer, M.A.L.S., A.H.I.P.
Director of
the Health Sciences Library/Learning Resources Center;
Assistant Professor (appointment), School of Pharmacy
and Health Professions. Current research interests
include the theory of management, access, and
preservation of health information.
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J. Chris Bradberry, Pharm.D.
Dean, School of Pharmacy and Health Professions.
Clinical and research interest in: dyslipidemias; outcomes of pharmacist management of hypercholesterolemia; compensation for cognitive services; and the management and outcomes of cardiovascular risk reduction in the ambulatory environment.
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JD Bramble, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Sciences and Director of
Health Services Administration Program. Research
interests include: examining the influence of organizational
factors on various outcomes, patient safety and safety
culture, the adoption and use of health information
technologies, quality, and resource utilization.
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Archana Chatterjee, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Medical
Microbiology and Immunology, CUMC. Research interests
include: vaccine development for Human Papilloma
Viruses, other pediatric vaccines, hospital epidemiology,
community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus
aureus, inhibition of H. pylori by nutraceutical and
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Bartholomew Clark, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Dept. of Pharmacy Sciences.
Research interests include:
1) personal and pharmacy workplace attributes that
contribute to pharmacists' sense of workplace control, to
their organizational commitment and to patient safety; 2)
revenue streams in the pharmacy benefit management (PBM)
industry.
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Sue Crawford, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Political Science and International
Relations. Research interests include: 1) community
collaboration, 2) health policy, and 3) religion and
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Andjela
Drincic, M.D.
Assistant
Professor of Medicine, Division of Endocrinology, School of
Medicine.
Clinical
experience in diabetes. Diabetes research interest in the
field of insulin safety (inpatient and outpatient). In
addition, strong research and clinical interest in the
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Kimberly Galt, Pharm.D.
Director, CHRP, Associate Dean for Research, and Professor,
Pharmacy Practice. Current research initiatives include a
focus on patient safety and health infor-mation technology
research issues impacting the clinical, economic, and
humanistic outcomes in both private and public (Medicare,
Medicaid, Veterans Affairs) health care populations,
and health professions education and translation of best
practices in patient safety, health information
technologies, and bioterrorism knowledge and community
response.
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Bob Garis, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pharmacy Sciences.
Research interests include: the pharmacy benefit management (PBM) industry and the costs of health care services.
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Robert J. McQuillan, M.D. Associate
Professor and Chair, Department of Anesthesiology.
Clinical, educational and research interests include: opioid
pharmacology, acute pain management, team training and
patient safety. |
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Keli Mu, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Occupational Therapy.
Research interests include research methodologies and designs, data analysis (both quantitative and qualitative), evidence based practice, program evaluation and interprofessional education.
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N.R. Vasudeva Murthy, Ph.D.
Professor, Economics. Economics & Finance.
College of Business Administration. Research interests
include empirical analyses of trends, determinants, and
forecasts of health care expenditure, health outcomes and
health status in various countries. Broad areas of
research interests are in the areas of health economics,
applied econometrics and economic development. |
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Ravi Nath, Ph.D.
Director, the Joe Ricketts Center & Jack and Joan McGraw
Endowed Chair in Information Technology Management. Research interests
include data analysis, data mining, and information
management. |
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Linda K. Ohri, Pharm.D.
Associate Professor in the
Department of Pharmacy Practice. Her research
interests include: immunizations, public health and
pediatrics.
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René
Padilla, PhD, OTR/L, FAOTA is Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy in the School
of Pharmacy and Health Professions at Creighton University.
Associate Dean for Academic & Student Affairs. His current research is focused on the experience of
disability, migration trauma and health disparities.
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Karen Paschal, M.S. PT
Associate Professor, Physical Therapy.
Research interests include clinical learning, novice practice, clinical teaching and authentic assessment.
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Bill Raynovich,
Ed.D., MPH, NREMTP
Assistant Professor and Director of EMS Education.
Research interests include: clinical research in
prehospital advanced life support, cost benefit analyses of
prehospital care, emergency management and bioterrorism, and
educational methodologies and assessment in higher
education. |
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Joann Schaefer, M.D.,
Associate
Professor in Family Medicine and is currently serving as the
State of Nebraska's Chief Medical officer. She has
many public health interests in the delivery of health care
and the policies which guide this. Her area of concern is
that of violence in homes, particularly intimate partner
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Mark Siracuse, Pharm.D. Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Pharmacy Sciences.
Research interests include studying economics and public policy as they relate to the channels of distribution for pharmaceuticals. This includes the economic relationships within and between the pharmaceutical industry, pharmacy benefit managers, government payers of pharmaceuticals (Medicaid and Medicare), pharmacists and pharmacies, and the health care industry.
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Joe Threlkeld, Ph.D., PT
Associate Professor, Dept. of
Physical Therapy and Director of Creighton University
Rehabilitation Science Research
Laboratory. Research interests focus on the interaction
of repetitive motion, weight bearing and sensory
feedback on the control of walking. This applied
clinical research seeks to improve the treatment and
rehabilitation of people with Parkinson’s Disease,
arthritis and peripheral neuropathies.More |
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