Jamie Kellar’s clinical area of expertise is mental health and addictions. She teaches in the neuropsychiatry and health systems courses at the Faculty. Kellar has received numerous teaching awards, including an Early Career Teaching award from the University of Toronto and the National Award for Excellence in Education from the Association of Faculties of Pharmacy of Canada. She has been named Professor of the Year on three occasions. Her research is in the field of health professions education, with a specific focus on professional identity formation. She uses Foucauldian critical discourse analysis to examine dominant identity constructs in pharmacy education and practice.
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Faces of PharmSci: Cheyenne Matinnia
Clinical Pharmacist and MSc student Cheyenne Matinnia's research focuses on the role of conflict in pharmacy education. While conflict training is well-established in other healthcare fields, it remains largely unexplored for pharmacy students.
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New Three-Year Doctor of Pharmacy program at U of T a first in Canada
The new pharmacy program prepares students to be confident, versatile pharmacists capable of thriving in a rapidly evolving world of health care and discovery.
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Artificial intelligence holds promise for pharmacy research and care
From research and health care practice to education, the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is embedding AI as pillar of academic plan
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