Rate My Professor Chloe Campbell

Her research interests center on medicines information, pharmacist integration into primary health care teams, interprofessional collaboration, and innovations such as electronic prescription transmission. Notable publications include "Medicines information in New Zealand: current services and future potential" (2016), "Beyond the four walls: an exploratory survey of location, employment and roles of pharmacists in primary health care" (2017), "Moving beyond the four walls: Pharmacist roles in New Zealand primary care" (2017), "A mixed methods study on medicines information needs and challenges in New Zealand general practice" (2021), "Electronic transmission of prescriptions in primary care: transformation, timing and teamwork" (2021), "Antimicrobial stewardship in human healthcare in Aotearoa New Zealand" (2021), and "Contribution of the community pharmacist workforce to primary care through the lens of medicines classification: comparison of Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia" (2024). Campbell has also secured research funding, such as a $103,636 New Zealand Lottery Grant for the project aimed at improving medicines safety for older New Zealanders transitioning from hospital to home on multiple medications. Her contributions enhance the evidence base for expanding pharmacy services in primary care, influencing practice and policy in New Zealand.