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The Sonderegger Research Center for Improved Medication Outcomes (SRC) conducts multidisciplinary research and advocates for evidence-based policymaking to ensure safe, high-quality, and cost-effective medication use.

SRC serves as a forum for research and outreach that unites scholars, students, practitioners, funders, and policy makers to combine their collective expertise in the creation of innovative approaches that address issues related to medication use.

The SRC seeks to respond to critical medication use problems faced by patients, caregivers, health care professionals and health systems by:

  • Being a multidisciplinary leader in health services research with a focus on improving medication use in Wisconsin and the world.
  • Conducting high quality applied research that furthers our understanding of medication use.
  • Providing a platform for the dissemination and integration of best practices through outreach to practitioners and policy makers.
  • Training the next generation of researchers in issues related to medication use.

PEARLRx pharmacists examine data from a recent study and discuss the implications.

PEARLRx

PearlRx (Pharmacy Practice Enhancement and Action Research Link) is a practice-based network of Wisconsin pharmacists that regularly exchanges information and research findings to enhance medication use and improve patient outcomes.

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Laurel Legenza presents new data on antibiotic usage in the state of Wisconsin.
The SRC can most effectively achieve its mission with financial contributions from supporters and friends. Gifts to the SRC are critical to ensuring we continue to respond to health care issues that impact patients’ daily lives.

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