Clare Tolley

Dr. Clare Tolley is a researcher affiliated with Newcastle University, focusing on healthcare technology, pharmacy education, and medication safety. Her work spans digital health equity, antimicrobial stewardship, and the integration of technology into clinical practice. She has collaborated on numerous studies addressing racial minority stress in healthcare education, wearable technology for dementia detection, and systemic barriers to digital tool adoption in medicines optimization. Tolley's research often employs mixed-methods approaches, including qualitative interviews, systematic reviews, and feasibility studies.

• Key Areas: Digital health equity, medication error reduction, healthcare technology adoption, and pharmacy education reform.
• Recent Focus: Systematic reviews on digital health equity strategies, usability of wearable tech in early dementia detection, and economic analysis of medication safety interventions.

Her collaborative projects frequently involve interdisciplinary teams and stakeholders from the UK National Health Service. Tolley has contributed to protocols for digital health interventions targeting underserved populations and has evaluated the impact of health IT on nursing workflows and hospital medication administration systems.