Award recognizes outstanding research that has made sustained contributions to the quality of patient outcomes. The American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) will recognize Professor Betty Chewning in the Social and Administrative Sciences Division …
Alumna Jia Pu’s research puts patients first and impacts national healthcare policy By Katie Ginder-Vogel For initiatives ranging from drug pricing transparency to interventions to improve cardiovascular disease outcomes, healthcare policies require rigorous research that …
Photos by Sally Griffith-Oh The UW–Madison School of Pharmacy Experiential Learning Program holds three clinical instructor meetings — two in Madison and Milwaukee, and one webinar in the month of March. Preceptors and clinical instructors …
Susanne Barnett leads prescribing interventions for patients leaving the hospital By Andrea Mongler Associate Professor Susanne Barnett (PharmD ’04) in the Pharmacy Practice Division of the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Pharmacy is passionate about …
This article originally appeared on UW Health’s news page. Learning about cancer prevention often involves talking about the modifiable behaviors that can influence the risk for developing certain types of cancers. But, a key demographic group …
A new study published by Associate Professor Warren Rose reactivates two beta-lactam antibiotics against strains of MRSA in a lab simulation.
After winning the School’s 2019 SHARx Tank competition, PharmD students found Pegasus Health Apps, LLC, to improve the quality of care for cancer patients.
The first in a three-part series, this article outlines the rich history of School of Pharmacy alumni as presidents of academic organizations, including AACP, ACPE, and Rho Chi.
The last in a three-part series exploring how School of Pharmacy faculty are curbing the opioid epidemic, including community-driven interventions, leveraging digital games, and exploring treatment with psilocybin.
School of Pharmacy enacts new strategic plan to empower the pioneering minds at the heart of health care.