Browsing Pharmacy Faculty Research, Publications and Presentations by Author "Sketris, Ingrid S."
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Community engaged scholarship to catalyze innovation: a case study of the uptake of portable inhalers for respiratory medication in a pediatric emergency department in Nova Scotia
Sketris IS, Hurley K, Sargent J, Hill-Taylor, B. (2016) Community engaged scholarship to catalyze innovation: a case study of the uptake of portable inhalers for respiratory medication in a pediatric emergency department in Nova Scotia. Healthcare papers. Vol 16 Special Issue; 42-54. doi:10.12927/hcpap.2016.24726This commentary, in response to Tamblyn et al. (2016), provides a case study of the uptake of metered-dose inhalers with spacers to deliver respiratory medication in a pediatric emergency department in Nova Scotia. Our ... -
Drug Use Management and Policy Residency: A Service-Learning Application
Patricia Conrad, Joseph Murphy, and Ingrid Sketris (2005). Drug Use Management and Policy Residency: A Service-Learning Application. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education: Volume 69, Issue 5, Article 96. doi: 10.5688/aj690596Objectives. To establish, implement, and evaluate a drug use management and policy residency program within the context of a service-learning framework. Design. Residents completed a 4-month term in which they were ... -
Measuring Knowledge Translation Uptake Using Citation Metrics: A Case Study of a Pan-Canadian Network of Pharmacoepidemiology Researchers
Melissa Rothfus, Ingrid S. Sketris, Robyn Traynor, Melissa Helwig & Samuel A. Stewart (2016): Measuring Knowledge Translation Uptake Using Citation Metrics: A Case Study of a Pan-Canadian Network of Pharmacoepidemiology Researchers, Science & Technology Libraries, 35(3), 228–240. DOI: 10.1080/0194262X.2016.1192008ABSTRACT Collecting citation metric data is important, as research funders are increasingly demanding impact assessment, but there is limited consensus on the most rigorous and accurate approach. We compared three ... -
The relationship between type of drug therapy and blood glucose self-monitoring test strips claimed by beneficiaries of the Seniors' Pharmacare Program in Nova Scotia, Canada
Sanyal, C., S. D. Graham, C. Cooke, I. Sketris, et al. 2008. "The relationship between type of drug therapy and blood glucose self-monitoring test strips claimed by beneficiaries of the Seniors' Pharmacare Program in Nova Scotia, Canada." BMC health services research 8: 111-6963-8-111.BACKGROUND: The healthcare expenditure on self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) test strips under the Nova Scotia Seniors' Pharmacare Program (NSSPP) has increased significantly in recent years. The objective of this ...