Almutwinterstein

Researchers in the UF College of Pharmacy found commonly prescribed antibiotic ear drops may increase the risk of a perforated eardrum after ear tube surgery.

A grant from the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration will allow researchers in the University of Florida College of Pharmacy to study the safety and effectiveness of long-term antipsychotic medication use in children.

Three University of Florida College of Pharmacy researchers, including Dr. Almut Winterstein from the department of pharmaceutical outcomes and policy, were recently installed as endowed professors.

University of Florida researchers examine validity of claims data for otological outcomes.

The Dr. Robert and Barbara Crisafi Chair in Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy supports research and work to improve patient safety at hospitals throughout the United States.

University of Florida College of Pharmacy researchers found no evidence that children taking atomoxetine were at an increased risk of suicide or suicide attempts despite an FDA warning.

College of Pharmacy researchers will study the impact of policy changes on pharmacy-generated order sets within UF Health's hospitals.

Dr. Winterstein is recognized as an international leader in drug safety and pharmacoepidemiology.

UF researchers are using risk scores to prevent adverse drug events and better manage glucose levels of hospitalized patients.