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In this area, we explore diverse meanings of health and healthcare as well as their implications on structure, function and delivery of care for individuals, communities and populations.
Specific areas of expertise include: pharmacy practice; health human resources; medication therapy management services; quality improvement and program evaluation; community engagement; social, historical and economic aspects of health, healthcare, and the professions; health technology assessment; ethics; epidemiology; health and pharmacoeconomics; as well as knowledge translation and education.
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Ontario’s Deputy Premier and Minister of Health visits U of T Pharmacy, announces consultation to expand pharmacy care in Ontario
Sylvia Jones, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, highlighted success of expanded pharmacist care since last year
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U of T pharmacy dean recognized as top primary care researcher
Dean Lisa Dolovich’s research has contributed to changes in how pharmacists are integrated into primary care teams.
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Faces of PharmSci: Celene Titus
PhD student Celene Titus is working in the field of HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Impairments (NCI) and brain inflammation to improve HIV patients' quality of life and deepen our understanding of brain inflammation in HIV infection.
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