个人简历

BSc(Hons) in Pharmacy, Aston University, 1981
MSc in Clinical Pharmacy, John Moore’s University Liverpool, 1997
PhD in Clinical Pharmacy, Aston University, 2011
2013 – date Director of the Academic Practice Unit (BCH Pharmacy)
2011 – date Aston University Visiting Senior Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy
2006 – date Birmingham Children’s Hospital Deputy Chief Pharmacist
2004-2006 Sandwell PCTs – Head of Medicines Management
1984 – 2004 Sandwell General Hospital latterly as Deputy Chief Pharmacist

近期论文

Lajoinie, A., Henin,E., Kassai B., Terry, D. (2014) Solid oral forms availability in children - A cost-saving investigation. British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology. DOI: 10.1111/bcp.12442
Burridge AM, Wilson K and Terry D. Support tools for paediatric inpatient prescribers: a review. Eur J Hosp Pharm 2014;21(2),113-117.
The clinical significance of medicines reconciliation (MR) in children admitted to hospital: development & evaluation of pharmacy led admission services. Final report to the Neonatal Paediatric Pharmacists’ Group. 25th April 2013. Chi Huynh, Stephen Tomlin, Yogini Jani, Helen Haley, Rachel E Smith, Andrew Lowey, Anthony Sinclair, Guirish Solanki, Keith Wilson, Ian Wong, David Terry
Gray NJ, McDonagh JE, Harvey K, Prescott J, Shaw KL, Smith FJ, Stephenson R, Terry D, Fleck K, Roberts R. Arthriting: Exploring the relationship between identity and medicines use, and to identify the contribution of medicines and pharmacy services, for the care of young people with arthritis. Final report. Pharmacy Research UK, London; 2013.
Huynh C1, Wong IC, Tomlin S, Terry D, Sinclair A, Wilson K, Jani Y. Medication discrepancies at transitions in pediatrics: a review of the literature. Paediatr Drugs. 2013 Jun;15(3):203-15. doi: 10.1007/s40272-013-0030-8.
Huynh C, Terry D, Tomlin S, et al. The clinical significance of medicines reconciliation in children admitted to hospital. Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf. 2012;21(788-798).
Terry DRP, Solanki GA, Sinclair AG, Marriott JF, Wilson KA. Clinical Significance of Medication Reconciliation in Children Admitted to a UK Pediatric Hospital. Observational Study of Neurosurgical Patients. Pediatr Drugs. 2010;12(5):331-7.
Karapinar F and Terry DRP (2011).