Improving Adherence and Quality Outcomes Through Collaboration with Community Pharmacies

Speaker: Diane Hobbs

Affiliation: Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Manchester University

Event Details: Dr. Diane Hobbs is an assistant professor of pharmacy practice at Manchester University and provides ambulatory care services at Neighborhood Health Clinic, a Federally Qualified Health Center in Fort Wayne. She received her Doctor of Pharmacy degree at Purdue University and went on to complete a community-based pharmacy residency at University of Michigan Health/ University of Michigan College of Pharmacy. Her research focuses on methods to improve health outcomes in vulnerable and underserved populations, with special interest in how community pharmacy services can improve outcomes in these patient populations. The Spring 2024 Series will be in-person (in MUFW 136) and/or live-streamed. All sessions will be recorded. To access a recording of the session, please contact Dr. Wei Lei (wlei@manchester.edu)