Dr Rosemary Newham

Research Fellow

Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences

Personal statement

Rosemary is a chartered psychologist working within health services research in the pharmacy department. She works within the field of Implementation Science, and is currently involved with two projects: (1) how human factors can be applied within community pharmacy and (2) evaluating the implementation of the pharmacotherapy service within general practices in Scotland.

Rosemary's research interests include health services research, human factors, improve patient care, and patient safety.

Expertise

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Prize And Awards

Health Services Research Pharmacy Practice: Poster Prize 2nd Place: Recipient; 11/4/2022

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Publications

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Publications

Pharmacist and patient perspectives on the use of video consultations in primary care pharmacy in Scotland: Ferguson Aimee, Newham Rosemary, Dunlop Emma, Preston Kate, Bennie Marion; 2023 Digital Heath & Care Fest (2023)
Pharmacist and patient perspectives on the use of video consultations in primary care pharmacy in Scotland: Ferguson Aimee Margaret Denver, Newham Rosemary, Dunlop Emma, Preston Kate, Bennie Marion; SP3A 2023 Conference (Scottish Practice Pharmacy & Prescribing Advisers)
(2023)
Pharmacist and patient perspectives on the use of video consultations in primary care pharmacy in Scotland: Ferguson Aimee Margaret Denver, Newham Rosemary, Dunlop Emma, Preston Kate, Bennie Marion; EuroDURG 2023 (2023)
The application of implementation science to the evaluation and implementation of a national community pharmacy patient safety initiative: Weir Natalie Mcfadyen, Dunlop Emma, Robertson Ciara, Donaldson Lorraine, Newham Rosemary, Bennie Marion; Nordic Social Pharmacy Conference 2023 (2023)
The impact of COVID-19 on pharmacist working within Scottish general practice : a national survey: Weir Natalie Mcfadyen, Newham Rosemary, Dunlop Emma, Ferguson Aimee Margaret Denver, Bennie Marion; Nordic Social Pharmacy Conference 2023 (2023)
Identifying the important outcomes to measure for pharmacy-led, clinical services within primary care : a nominal group technique approach: Newham Rosemary, Weir Natalie, Ferguson Aimee, Bennie Marion; Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy Vol 19, pp. 468-476 (2023); https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sapharm.2022.11.003

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Professional Activities

Associate Lecturer: Recipient; 1/9/2021
Scanning technology within community pharmacies: a friend or foe?: Contributor; 13/1/2021
Advance HE Aurora Women in Leadership Development Programme: Recipient; 4/11/2019
Safety climate within primary care: development and psychometric evaluation of a community pharmacy tool.: Speaker; 30/4/2014
The development and validation of a safety climate evaluation tool for community pharmacies.: Speaker; 8/11/2013

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Projects

Primary Care Pharmacy Resilience: Pharmacotherapy Service in Time of COVID-19: Newham, Rosemary (Principal Investigator) Bennie, Marion (Principal Investigator) Dunlop, Emma (Researcher) Weir, Natalie Mcfadyen (Researcher) Ferguson, Aimee Margaret Denver (Researcher); To explore the effect of COVID-19 on pharmacy teams working within General Practice to deliver the pharmacotherapy service. This project considers the pharmacotherapy service’s evolution due to changing practice – and priorities – under COVID-19.; 04-Jan-2021
Implementation of the pharmacotherapy service within primary care: health outcomes evaluation: Newham, Rosemary (Co-investigator) Bennie, Marion (Principal Investigator) Weir, Natalie Mcfadyen (Researcher) Dunlop, Emma (Researcher) Ferguson, Aimee Margaret Denver (Researcher); This work focuses on developing an outcomes framework for a Scottish context to allow the impact of the pharmacotherapy service to be evaluated.; 01-Jan-2021
Scottish Patient Safety Programme: NSAID carebundle rollout: Newham, Rosemary (Co-investigator) Weir, Natalie Mcfadyen (Researcher) Bennie, Marion (Principal Investigator); 06-Jan-2020
GP Pharmacist Evaluation Project 2: Bennie, Marion (Principal Investigator) Newham, Rosemary (Co-investigator) Preston, Kate (Researcher) Weir, Natalie Mcfadyen (Researcher); 03-Jan-2019 - 31-Jan-2024
Evaluation Competency and Capability Framework: Bennie, Marion (Principal Investigator) Newham, Rosemary (Co-investigator) Mueller, Tanja (Researcher) Preston, Kate (Researcher) Weir, Natalie Mcfadyen (Researcher); 01-Jan-2019 - 31-Jan-2022
Human Factors Work Programme: Bennie, Marion (Principal Investigator) Newham, Rosemary (Co-investigator) Preston, Kate (Researcher) Weir, Natalie Mcfadyen (Researcher); 01-Jan-2018 - 31-Jan-2021