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Untuk mengidentifikasi masalah-masalah tenaga farmasi secara global yang dapat menghambat tercapainya MDGs

The global pharmacy workforce: a systematic review of the literature

Nicola Hawthorne¹ and Claire Anderson¹

  

1. Claire Anderson

   Biography

I worked as a pharmacist for seven years both as a hospital clinical pharmacist and a community pharmacist in a small group in Oxford. I then took up a joint appointment as regional postgraduate tutor for Oxford and North West Thames Regional Health Authorities and a lectureship at Department of Pharmacy, King's College of London. I was part time Pharmaceutical Adviser at Buckinghamshire Health Authority in 1992. I eventually became a full time lecturer at King's College and completed my PhD in 1997, "Health Promotion by Community Pharmacists" an evaluation of the Barnet High Street Health Scheme. In 1999 I was appointed to a senior lectureship at Nottingham, promoted to reader in 2002 and then to a personal chair in 2003.

I am head of the division of Social Research in Medicines and Health within the School of Pharmacy.

I am lead for academic and institutional capacity for the International Pharmaceutical Federation Global Pharmacy Education Development Team www.fip.org/education

I am an elected member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, English Pharmacy Board and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society National Assembly.

Teaching Summary

Teaching

My main teaching interests are public health,social pharmacy, reserach methods and skills and pharmacy and communication skills

Professional Skills 2: Pharmacist Patient Partnerships in Health & Illness Professional Skills 4: Preparation for Practice,Preparation for Practice

I supervise 60 credit MPharm Projects in University of Auckland, Monash University, Melbourne, Univeristy of Sydney, Ottawa Children's Hospital, Canada , Boots the Chemist.

I have developed student summer exchanges with ten partners in seven countries. I have been awarded British Council PMI2 money to send 10 students for summer placements in India.

Research Summary

As a leading social pharmacy researcher my work focuses on designing and evaluating pharmacy practice and health service models and exploring patient's experiences of using medicines. My research… read more

2. Nicola Hawthrone
   
   Division of Social Research in Medicines and Health, School of Pharmacy, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK

Bekerja sebagai farmasis selama 7 tahun baik sebagai farmasis klinis rumah sakit maupun farmasis komunitas pada suatu kelompok kecil di Oxford. Kemudian bergabung sebagai tutor dari Oxford and North West Thames Regional Health Authorities dan sebagai dosen fakultas Farmasi pada King's College of London. Bekerja paruh waktu di Pharmaceutical Adviser at Buckinghamshire Health Authority pada tahun 1992. Menyelesaikan pendidikan S3
(doktor) pada tahun 1997/ Pada 1999 ditetapkan sebagai dosen senior di Nottingham.
Kepala divisi Social Research in Medicines and Health within the School of Pharmacy.
Memimpin tim International Pharmaceutical Federation Global Pharmacy Education Development.

Pengalaman Mengajar

Sangat tertarik dalam mengajar kesehatan masyarakat, farmasi sosial, metode penelitian dan keterampilan komunikasi farmasi.

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