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Full NameDr Heather Barry

School of Pharmacy

Queen's University Belfast

Webpage:qub.ac.uk

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Research Fields
  • neuroscience and mental health
  • epidemiology/population health research
  • preventive medicine/behavioural change interventions
  • ageing
  • Other
Other Research Fields:

health services research, medication appropriateness, medicines optimisation, prescribing, primary care

Postgrad Clinical Specialties
  • Medicine
  • General Practice
  • Public Health
  • Pharmacy
My Work

I am a qualified pharmacist and health services researcher. My research interests lie in service delivery and organisation of care within the primary care setting, with a focus on older adults (particularly those with dementia and frailty), rational prescribing and medicines management. I am particularly interested in how pharmacists can be utilised more widely in order to meet the increasing pressures and challenges within general practice and primary care. I am experienced in both quantitative and qualitative methodologies, having utilised a variety of study designs in my research to date, and my research is highly interdisciplinary. I am an experienced academic supervisor, having supervised nine PhD students to successful completion.

Potential Projects

Potential projects
1. Non-prescription medication use in older adults
2. Optimising medication use in frail older adults
3. Intervantions to improve medicines management for people living with dementia.

I welcome opportunities to collaborate on projects where I could provide relevant research methods or pharmacy/medicines-related expertise.

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