Family , Hannah - University of Bath - Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology

研究领域

I am particularly interested in the design of work and work environments and whether pharmacy tasks and/or the pharmacy environment are supporting or undermining the safety of pharmacy work. I am also interested in pharmacy workload, specifically pharmacists’ and pharmacy support staffs’ subjective assessments of their workload (mental workload). Sub-optimal mental workload is used as an indicator of times when task performance may deteriorate. I am interested in how models of behaviour change from health psychology can inform pharmacists’ work in support medicine adherence and public health interventions. These models could also offer insights into pharmacy teams’ perceptions of safety issues and why barriers may occur when safer modes of working are proposed. I am interested in how the pharmacy skill-mix can be optimised both to support the current pharmacy workload and the development of pharmacy in the future. Currently I am involved in a project exploring healthcare professionals’ experiences and definitions of multidisciplinary working and how this affects the clinical roles that community pharmacists are taking on.

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Sutton, J., Family, H. E., Scott, J. A., Gage, H. and Taylor, D. A., 2016. The influence of organisational climate on care of patients with schizophrenia:a qualitative analysis of health care professionals’ views. International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy, 38 (2), pp. 344-352. Alsaleh, M., Weiss, M. and Family, H. E., 2015. Illness and medication beliefs among elderly Kuwaiti patients with type 2 diabetes in primary health care setting in Kuwait:a qualitative study. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 23 (S1), p. 12. Cheetham, T., Turner-Cobb, J. and Family, H., 2015. Using child confederates in social stress testing: impact on child cortisol reactivity. Psychosomatic Medicine, 7 (33). Gage, H., Family, H., Murphy, F., Williams, P., Sutton, J. and Taylor, D., 2015. Comparison of sole nurse and team-delivered community clozapine services for people with treatment-resistant schizophrenia. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 71 (3), pp. 547-558. Family, H., Weiss, M. and Sutton, J., 2015. A diary study of community pharmacists' mental workload. Watkins, O., Joshi, K., Suri, T., Williams, E., Hernen, J., Scott, J. and Family, H., 2015. Fitting a naloxone take home kit into our life to save lives. In: Society for the Study of Addiction annual symposium, 2001-01-01. Grey, E., Family, H., Sutton, J. and Weiss, M., 2014. Are community pharmacists part of the primary care team? A survey of community pharmacist, GP and practice nurse perceptions of team work. Family, H., Bell, E., Choo, V., Hassan, S., Pugh, D. and Murphy, A., 2014. University student and staff views on the benefits and feasibility of an on-campus pharmacy. Family, H., Weiss, M. and Sutton, J., 2014. A qualitative study of the frustrations experienced by community pharmacists. Hall, J., Rosenthal, M., Family, H., Sutton, J., Hall, K. and Tsuyuki, R. T., 2013. Personality traits of hospital pharmacists:Toward a better understanding of factors influencing pharmacy practice change. The Canadian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 66 (5), pp. 289-295. Family, H., Weiss, M. and Sutton, J., 2013. Perceived time pressure and its effect on final dispensing check accuracy. Family, H., 2013. The effects of mental workload on medicines safety in a community pharmacy setting. Thesis (Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)). University of Bath. Family, H., Weiss, M. and Sutton, J., 2012. Thinking aloud: use of a research technique with pharmacy students and qualified pharmacists. Taylor, D., Sutton, J. and Dawson, H., 2012. User and staff perspectives of clozapine clinic services. Sutton, J., Taylor, D. A. and Dawson, H. E., 2010. Pharmacist prescribing in clozapine clinics. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 18 (Suppl 1), p. 25. Bunnage, M. and Dawson, H., 2009. NART, WTAR and VCI from the WAIS-III:do they measure the same thing? Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 15 (S2), pp. 77-78.