Research Interests: Dr. Barnett's scholarship is motivated by identified areas of improvement in the classroom and within her clinical practice site. Her research relies on quality improvement and assurance processes to guide antimicrobial stewardship and teaching practices.
Clinical Practice and Research Interests: Antimicrobial resistance, antimicrobial pharmacokinetics/ pharmacodynamics, and appropriate utilization of healthcare resources.
Clinical Practice: Family Medicine/Ambulatory Care Clinic
Research Interests: Scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL), evaluation of pharmacist services on clinical outcomes, expansion of reproductive health services and education
Clinical Interests: Community pharmacy practice. Older adult medicines and reducing falls risk.
Research Interests: Evaluate the effectiveness of educational methodologies to enhance pharmacist, student or patient learning and confidence, and the degree to which performance-based abilities are transferred from the learning environment to the real world setting.
Research Interests: Educational-based scholarship, particularly educational innovation and teaching methods, as well as clinical research involving anticoagulation
Clinical Practice: Primary Care/Ambulatory Care Clinic Practice
Research Interests: Evaluation and expansion of interprofessional service models using dissemination science to incorporate pharmacists as patient care providers. Education-based research involving evaluation of thematic curricular pathways to best position students for success post-graduation.
Research Interests: Clinical and quality of life outcomes of drug therapy and pharmaceutical care. Academic research interests include outcomes related to instructional design and assessment
Research Interests: Synaptic plasticity in substance use and major depressive disorders; Development of antibodies against cannabinoids, opioids, sedative-hypnotics, and classical psychedelics; Immunologic biomarkers of drug use; Implementation of novel psychiatric treatments, including vaccine-based approaches and medication-assisted psychotherapy
