Pharmaceutical Care & Health Systems
About Us
Programs and Centers
- INNOVATIONS in Pharmacy
- The Minnesota Pharmacy Practice-Based Research Network (PBRN)
- Proposed Guidelines for Formulary Evaluations
- The Peters Chair in Pharmacy Position Innovation
- PRIME Institue
- Social and Administration Pharmacy Graduate Program (SAPh)
- The University of Minnesota Ambulatory Care Residency Program
Social & Administrative Pharmacy Graduate Program
The widespread use and dependency on drugs and drug products in today's society, coupled with an increased utilization and application of pharmaceutical services, has created a need for individuals who can study the social, psychosocial, political, legal, historic, and economic factors that impinge upon the use, non-use and abuse of drugs.
Fostering the application of behavior-oriented interdisciplinary theories to pharmacy problem solving and pharmacy system development.
- PhD and Master Degree Programs
- Minors
Advancing Education
PCHS embraces a leadership role in curricular innovation at the College. Our faculty are serving in leadership roles that are creating new learning experiences for Doctor of Pharmacy students and modeling innovative teaching and learning strategies in a variety of courses. Learn more about our advanacing education in:
- Curricular Domains
- PharmD Emphasis - Leadership
- Advancement of Experiential Education
- Innovations in Teaching
Pharmacy Practice
PCHS faculty participate in a diverse array of pharmacy practice sites and models. From working within larger healthcare systems to bringing care to patient’s individual homes, PCHS is dedicated to delivering pharmaceutical care in innovative ways. Learn more about our practice faculty:
- Bethesda Clinic
- Broadway Family Medicine Clinic
- Health Partners
- Park Nicollet Methodist Hospital
- Smiley's Family Medicine Clinic
- The University of Minnesota Medical Center (UMMC)
- The University of Minnesota Nurse Practitioner's Clinic
Research and Scholarship
Faculty and trainees within our department study the pharmacy profession, patient care behaviors, government policies, and the economic, clinical, and humanistic aspects of medications. Learn more about our research and scholarship in:
- Patient Care
- Health Policy
- Educational Research