Hughes, Jeff - Curtin University

研究领域

Pharmacy Practice - in particular the pharmacist role in improving patients care through such activities as disease state management services (diabetes[Pharmacy Diabetes Care Program, DMEP Study, Pharmacy Diabetes Pilot], hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases), improvement in communications between community pharmacists, hospitals and general practitioners [MedeSupport Program], medication management reviews services (including palliative care), pharmacist prescribing, patient education (CMIs), pharmacist referral services (colorectal disorders) and pharmacist interventions [PROMISe III]. Quality Use of Medicines - here Jeff's research has focused on drug prescribing in the elderly (e.g. management of hypertension, use of prophylactic aspirin), in at risk patients (e.g. those with a history of penicillin allergy, the elderly) and hospital in patients (e.g. use of antibiotics, heparin dosing) and children (e.g. use of antimicrobials). He has also done research on drug stability in dose administration aids. Adverse drug reactions - here Jeff has looked at such issues as amiodarone-induced pulmonary toxicity, statin-induce cramps (and their management with Co-enzyme Q10), calcium antagonist-induced GORD and urinary tract symptoms. Pain management - Jeff is currently working on developing automated pain assessment tools for use in patients who cannot communicate orally, namely the very young and patients with dementia Pharmacy Education - Jeff's PhD focused on the relevance of the pharmacy undergraduate curriculum. He has also done research looking at student and pharmacist preparedness for patient care and interprofessional learning. Although, Jeff is interested in all things related to patient care and pharmacy, he is working with members of CHIRI, he has also been involved in collaborative research with pharmacy and other staff from Charles Darwin, La Trobe, Sydney, Monash, Macquarie, Queensland, Tasmania, and Newcastle universities, and a number of universities in the United Kingdom.

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Elahy, M., M. R. Doschak, J. Hughes, . Baindur-Hudson, and C. Dass. 2016.“Alginate bead-encapsulated PEDF induces ectopic bone formation in vivo in the absence of co-administered mesenchymal stem cells.”Curr Drug Targets 2016. Czarniak, P., M. R. Boddy, B. sunderland, and J. Hughes. 2016.“Stability studies of lincomycin hydrochloride in aqueous solution and intravenous infusion fluids.”Drug Design, Development and Therapy 10: 1029-1034. Wibowo, Y., V. B. Sunderland, and J. Hughes. 2016.“Pharmacist and physician perspectives on diabetes service delivery within community pharmacies in Indonesia: A qualitative study.”International Journal of Pharmacy Practice Pre Press. In press. Abukres, S., K. Hoti, and J. Hughes. 2016.“Avoiding Treatment Interruptions: What Role Do Australian Community Pharmacists Play?.”PLoS One 11 (5): 1-16. Wibowo, Y., R. W. Parsons, V. B. Sunderland, and J. Hughes. 2015.“Evaluation of community pharmacy-based services for type-2 diabetes in an Indonesian setting: pharmacist survey.”International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy 37 (5): 873-882. Ngune, I., M. Jiwa, A. McManus, and J. D. Hughes. 2015.“Do patients with long-term side effects of cancer treatment benefits from general practitioner support? A literature review.”International Journal of Integrated Care 15 (April-June 2015). Stupans, I., S. McAllister, R. Clifford, J. Hughes, I. Krass, G. March, S. Owen, and J. Woulfe. 2015.“Nationwide collaborative development of learning outcomes and exemplar standards for Australian pharmacy programmes.”International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 23 (4): 283-291. ernawati, D. K., Y. Lee, and J. Hughes. 2015.“Indonesian students' participation in an interprofessional learning workshop.”Journal of Interprofessional Care 29 (4): 398-400. Lee, K., K. Hoti, J. Hughes, and L. Emmerton. 2015.“Consumer use of “Dr Google”: a survey on health information-seeking behaviors and navigational needs.”Journal of Medical Internet Research 17 (12): 1-16. Czarniak, P., L. Bint, L. Favié, R. W. Parsons, J. Hughes, and V. B. Sunderland. 2015.“Clinical setting influences off-label and unlicensed prescribing in a paediatric teaching hospital.”PLoS One 10 (3). Wibowo, Y., R. W. Parsons, V. B. Sunderland, and J. Hughes. 2015.“An evaluation of community pharmacy-based services for type 2 diabetes in an Indonesian setting: Patient survey.”PeerJ 3 (1449): 1-19. Abukres, S., K. Hoti, and J. Hughes. 2015.“Continued Dispensing: What medications do patients believe should be available?.”PeerJ 2015 (3). Hoti, K., J. D. Hughes, and V. B. Sunderland. 2014.“Identifying the perceived training needs for Australian pharmacist prescribers.”International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 22: 38-46. Omar, M. S., A. Crowe, C. Y. Tay, and J. D. Hughes. 2014.“Expressions of P-glycoprotein in treatment – Resistant Helicobacter pylori patients.”Journal of Applied Biomedicine 12 (4): 263-269. Lewis, J., D. Barre, K. Zhu, K. L. Ivey, E. M. Lim, J. D. Hughes, and R. Prince. 2014.“Long-Term Proton Pump Inhibitor Therapy and Falls and Fractures in Elderly Women: A Prospective Cohort Study.”Journal of Bone and Mineral Research 29: 2489-2497. Stewart, K., J. George, K. P. McNamara, S. L. Jackson, G. M. Peterson, L. R. Bereznicki, P. Gee, J. D. Hughes, M. J. Bailey, A. Hsueh et al. 2014.“A multifaceted pharmacist intervention to improve antihypertensive adherence: a cluster-randomized, controlled trial (HAPPy trial).”Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics 39: 527-534. Hoti, K., D. Forman, and J. Hughes. 2014.“Evaluating an interprofessional disease state and medication management review model.”Journal of Interprofessional Care 28 (2): 168-170. Lee, K., K. Hoti, J. Hughes, and L. Emmerton. 2014.“Dr google and the consumer: A qualitative study exploring the navigational needs and online health information-seeking behaviors of consumers with chronic health conditions.”Journal of Medical Internet Research 16 (12): 1-13. Zayegh, I., T. L. Charrois, J. D. Hughes, and K. Hoti. 2014.“Antibiotic repeat prescriptions: are patients not re-filling them properly?.”Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice 7. Ramadaniati, H., Y. Lee, and J. D. Hughes. 2014.“Snapshot versus continuous documentation of pharmacists’ interventions: are snapshots worthwhile?.”Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research 44: 205-212.