Associate Professor, Pharmacotherapy
Department of Pharmacy Practice
OSU College of Pharmacy at OHSU
Drug Use Research and Management
2611 SW 3rd Ave.
Marquam II – Suite 280Z
Portland, OR 97201-4952
haxbyd@ohsu.edu
Phone: 503-494-1590
Fax: 503-494-1082
Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, Clinical Pharmacy Faculty Development Fellowship in Family Medicine, 1985-1986
Pharm. D., 1985
Oregon State University, B.S., 1980
Dean Haxby's work encompasses studies aimed at improving clinical pharmacy education for pharmacy students, documenting the benefit of clinical pharmacy services and research on common clinical disorders seen in the ambulatory care setting. Projects include developing ambulatory care clinical clerkships in a managed care setting, studying the effect of a training program for pharmacists on medication counseling and patient knowledge of correct medication use, an analysis of experiential learning activity of pharmacy students and a placebo-controlled trial of erythromycin in the treatment of nonstreptococcal pharyngitis.
Marlow R, Torrez AJ, Haxby DG. The Treatment of Nonstreptococcal Pharyngitis with Erythromycin: A Preliminary Study. Family Medicine. 1989;21:425-427. (One of the first studies that looked at and found a benefit to using erythromycin. Currently involved in a longer study to confirm the results.)
Haxby DG, Weart CW, Goodman BW. Family Physicians' Perceptions of the Usefulness of Drug Therapy Recommendations from Clinical Pharmacists. American Journal of Hospital Pharmacy. 1988;45:824-827. (Physicians reported that drug therapy recommendations by clinical pharmacists were useful and improved the clinical status of patients.)
