Last updated: August 25, 2026, 1:27 am
RFTU-01 - Rapid fire session: Health and Medicines Information, New Medicines, Personalised and Precision Medicine, Regulatory Sciences and Quality, Pharmacy Technicians
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Room 520-BF
| Tuesday, September 1, 2026 |
| 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM |
Details
Chair(s)
Mrs Froukje Harkes-Idzinga, Representative for Europe, FIP Health & Medicines Information Section, The Netherlands
Introduction:
Topics to be presented:
- Health and Medicines Information
- New Medicines
- Personalised and Precision Medicine
- Regulatory Sciences and Quality
- Pharmacy Technicians
Chairs & speakers
Mrs Ghousia Begum
Prathap Narender Reddy College Of Pharmacy
RFTU-0101 - Natural anticoagulant potential of brassica oleracea: Bridging phytochemistry and pharmacy for cardiovascular health
Prof Parisa Gazerani
Professor
Oslo Metropolitan University
RFTU-0102 - Polypharmacological approaches to pain management: Mapping evidence, clinical translation and research gaps through a scoping review
Prof Xiaofang Zhang
The First Affiliated Hospital Of Jinan University
RFTU-0103 - Localised m1Ψ-engineered GDF11 messenger RNA lipid nanoparticle therapy reprogrammes the diabetic wound microenvironment through coordinated metabolic and immune restoration
Dr Sally Arif
Professor Of Pharmacy Practice
Midwestern University
RFTU-0104 - Implementation of a student pharmacist-led community health awareness program to enhance health access in an Arab-American immigrant community
Mr Fadel Alhammoud
Qatar University
RFTU-0105 - Pharmacists’ role in combating health misinformation and infodemics across healthcare settings
Dr Lisa Bishop
Memorial University of Newfoundland
RFTU-0106 - Cannabis Consumers’ Information-Seeking Behaviours and Perspectives on Pharmacists' Roles: A Qualitative Study
Prof Nicole Brandt
University of Maryland, School of Pharmacy
RFTU-0107 - Advancing Aging in Place and Age-Friendly Pharmacy Education Through Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL): A Multi-Country Interprofessional Model
Mr Rahul Lad
Ipa Msb
RFTU-0108 - Digital Health Quotient: Multi Stakeholder Readiness Assesment linking Patients, Providers, Facilities and Industry
Prof Michael Barras
Princess Alexandra Hospital, Metro South Health
RFTU-0109 - A machine learning model that predicts a personalised unfractionated heparin dose
Dr Maria Luís Cardoso
National Institute of Health Doutor Ricardo Jorge
RFTU-0110 - DPYD Genotyping for Prevention of Fluoropyrimidine Toxicity in Colorectal Cancer Patients in Portugal: a Health Impact Assessment
Hsing Yu Hsu
China Medical University Hospital
RFTU-0111 - Effectiveness of Pitavastatin in patients with different SLCO1B1/ABCG2 genotypes: Real-world pharmacogenomic association analysis
Prof Tao Wang
The Affiliated Hospital Of Xuzhou Medical University
RFTU-0112 - Impact of NOSIAP genetic variation on interindividual response to exenatide in type 2 diabetes mellitus: Mechanistic and clinical insights
Ms Onyekachi Johnson
Savante Consulting Ltd
RFTU-0113 - Non-Essential Fluoride Exposure in Consumer Products: Cumulative Risk, Regulatory Blindspots, and the Need for Global Reassessment
Dr Christine Roussel
System Director of Pharmacy Services
Geisinger Health System
RFTU-0114 - Towards One Internationally Harmonized Hazardous Drug List: Bridging Science, Practice and Global Regulatory Frameworks
Dr Christine Roussel
System Director of Pharmacy Services
Geisinger Health System
RFTU-0115 - Medical cannabis: A jeopardy-style session to advance global pharmacy competency, clinical use, safety regulation and documentation
Prof Kimberly McKeirnan
Professor
Washington State University College Of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
RFTU-0116 - Using the theory of planned behavior to understand the perceived impact of pharmacy technicians as immunizers across Canada and the United States
