Carrie Blanchard

Research Assistant Professor

UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

United States

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Dr. Carrie Blanchard is a Research Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Eshelman School of Pharmacy in the United States. Her research areas include comprehensive medication management, team-based care in oncology, and the professional identity of pharmacists. She has recently published articles focusing on the implementation and outcomes of medication management in various healthcare settings. Dr. Blanchard's work aims to enhance the delivery of pharmacy services and improve patient care through evidence-based practices.

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Joel F. Farley

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Todd Sorensen

University of Minnesota

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Benyam Muluneh

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Denise H. Rhoney

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Articles (10)

Integrating Comprehensive Medication Management in specialty clinics: A feasibility study

Implementation outcomes associated with a value-based care model of comprehensive medication management in community pharmacies

Scoping Review to Inform the Future Development of a Measure for Team-Based Care in Oncology

Use of research evidence varied in efforts to expand specific pharmacist autonomous prescriptive authority: an evaluation and recommendations to increase research utilization

Community pharmacists’ experience relying on select implementation strategies in the delivery of comprehensive medication management

What is needed to sustain comprehensive medication management? One health plan’s perspectives

The pharmacist's professional identity: Preventing, identifying, and managing medication therapy problems as the medication specialist

A mixed methods evaluation of the implementation of pharmacy services within a team-based at-home care program

Implementation strategy for teaching the pharmacists' patient care process to first year student pharmacists

Medication therapy problem documentation and reporting: A review of the literature and recommendations

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Joel F. Farley

Todd Sorensen

Benyam Muluneh

Denise H. Rhoney

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