Whittlesea, Cate - Durham University - School of Medicine, Pharmacy & Health, Pharmacy

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Cate joined Durham University in January 2014, having been a senior lecturer at the Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, King’s College London since 2005. Prior to this she was a lecturer and then senior lecturer at the Welsh School of Pharmacy, Cardiff University. Having graduated from the University of Brighton in 1986, she worked in hospital pharmacy, as a pre-registration student and a pharmacist. Following a PhD at King’s College London, she moved to Wales to become Assistant Director at the Welsh Centre for Post Graduate Pharmaceutical Education, developing training for hospital pharmacists. During this time she completed a part time MSc. Econ. in the Methods and Applications of Social Research. At King’s College London Cate was the course leader for the Practice Certificate in Independent Prescribing and subsequently course director of the MSc in Pharmacy Practice. She is external examiner at a number of Schools of Pharmacy. She also supported colleagues at the University of Auckland, New Zealand to develop their pharmacist prescribing course. She is currently the external advisor for this course run jointly by the Universities of Auckland and Otago.

研究领域

Public health Alcohol Contraception Patient safety Medication safety

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Nazar H, Nazar Z, Simpson J, Yeung A & Whittlesea C (2016). A summative service and stakeholder evaluation of an NHS-funded community pharmacy emergency repeat medicate on supply service (PERMSS). BMJ Open 6(1): e009736. Rashed, A., Tomlin, S., Forbes, B. & Whittlesea, C. (2016). Current practice of preparing morphine infusions for nurse/patient controlled analgesia in a UK paediatric hospital: healthcare professionals' views and experiences. European Journal of Hospital Pharmacy ejhpharm-2015-000866. Quirk, A., MacNeill, V., Dhital, R., Whittlesea, C., Normal, I. & McCambridge, J. (2016). Qualitative process study of community pharmacist brief alcohol intervention effectiveness trial: can research participation effects explain a null finding?. Drug and Alcohol Dependence 161: 36-41. Hamad, A., Cavell, G., Hinton, J., Wade, P. & Whittlesea, C. (2015). A pre–postintervention study to evaluate the impact of dose calculators on the accuracy of gentamicin and vancomycin initial doses. BMJ Open 5(6): e006610. Rashed, A.N., Whittlesea, C., Aguado, V., Forbes, B. & Tomlin, S. (2015). Delivering safe opiate infusions for analgesia in children. Archives of Disease in Childhood 100(6): e1.32. Kantilal, K., Auyeung, V., Whittlesea, C. & Oborne, A. (2015). Medication Safety Climate Questionnaire: Development and Psychometric Analysis. Journal of Health Science 3(1): 1-10. Dhital, R., Norman, I., Whittlesea, C., Murrells, T. & McCambridge, J. (2015). The effectiveness of brief alcohol interventions delivered by community pharmacists: randomised controlled trial. Addiction 110(10): 1586-1594. Rashed, A.N., Whittlesea, C., Forbes, B. & Tomlin, S. (2014). The feasibility of using dose-banded syringes to improve the safety and availability of patient-controlled opioid analgesic infusions in children. European Journal of Hospital Pharmacy 21(5): 306-308. Khan, N.S., Norman, I.J., Dhital, R., McCrone, P., Milligan, P. & Whittlesea, C. (2013). Alcohol brief intervention in community pharmacies: a feasibility study of outcomes and customer experiences. International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy 35(6): 1178-1187. Dhital, R, Norman, I, Whittlesea, C & McCambridge, J (2013). Effectiveness of alcohol brief intervention delivered by community pharmacists: study protocol of a two-arm randomised controlled trial. BMC Public Health 13: 152. Parsons, J., Adams, C., Aziz, A., Holmes, J., Jawad, R. & Whittlesea, C. (2013). Evaluation of a community pharmacy delivered oral contraception service. Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care 39(2): 97-101. Berko, A., James, K.L., Barlow, A., Brinklow, N., Oborne, C.A. & Whittlesea, C. (2013). Exploratory study to identify the process used by pharmacy staff to verify the accuracy of dispensed medicines. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 21(4): 233-242. Hamad, A., Cavell, G., Wade, P., Hinton, J. & Whittlesea, C. (2013). Risk of medication safety incidents with antibiotic use measured by defined daily doses. International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy 35(5): 772-779. James, K.L., Barlow, D., Bithell, A., Hiom, S., Lord, S., Oakley, P., Pollard, M., Roberts, D., Way, C. & Whittlesea, C. (2013). The impact of automation on pharmacy staff experience of workplace stressors. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 21(2): 105-116. James, K.L., Barlow, D., Bithell, A., Hiom, S., Lord, S., Pollard, M., Roberts, D., Way, C. & Whittlesea, C. (2013). The impact of automation on workload and dispensing errors in a hospital pharmacy. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 21(2): 92-104. Dhital, R., Whittlesea, C., Milligan, P., Khan, N.S. & Norman, I. (2013). The impact of training and delivering alcohol brief intervention on the knowledge and attitudes of community pharmacists: A before and after study. Drug and Alcohol Review 32(2): 147-156. Whittlesea, C., Dhital, R. & Norman, I. (2012). Alcohol brief intervention delivered in UK community pharmacies: customers’ experiences. Addiction Science & Clinical Practice 7(1): A23. Khan, N., Dhital, R., Whittlesea, C., Norman, I. & Milligan, P. (2012). Community pharmacy-based alcohol brief intervention in the UK: significant alcohol consumption reduction in risky drinkers. Addiction Science & Clinical Practice 7(1): A55. Khan, N, Norman, I & Whittlesea, C (2012). Delivery of alcohol brief intervention in community pharmacy: a preliminary case study on the effect of community pharmacy support staff attitudes. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 20(2): 0143. Whittlesea, C (2011). Dispensing label errors: types and causes. Hospital Pharmacy Europe 55(67-70).