Beverley D. Glass

Beverley D. Glass is a Professor at James Cook University's College of Healthcare Sciences, Department of Pharmacy. Her research focuses on advancing pharmacy practice, medication adherence, and healthcare delivery in rural and remote settings. She has contributed over 176 publications, emphasizing pharmacist roles in public health, transgender healthcare, and medication safety.

Research interests include: 1) Pharmacy's expanded role in healthcare access for marginalized groups, 2) Strategies to improve medication adherence in chronic conditions, 3) Training programs for pharmacist preceptors and educators, and 4) Evaluating healthcare policies impacting rural populations. Notable projects include designing transgender health education programs and studying barriers to kidney transplantation in remote areas.

Her work bridges clinical practice and education, with contributions to pharmacist training curricula and interprofessional collaboration models. She has collaborated with institutions globally on medication stability, public health interventions, and pharmacy workforce development.