Kate Wang

Kate Wang is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Health and Biomedical Sciences at RMIT University. She holds expertise in pharmacy practice, digital health, geriatrics, and pharmacoepidemiology. Her academic journey includes roles as a Teaching Associate and Research Assistant at Monash University (2015–2020), alongside non-academic experience as a pharmacist in various healthcare settings since 2014. Dr. Wang's research focuses on optimizing clinical outcomes, medication safety, and the integration of digital health tools in pharmacy and aged care. She supervises projects addressing topics like electronic prescribing, medication beliefs in older adults, and the impact of digital health interventions. Her work emphasizes evidence-based practices to enhance healthcare quality and accessibility.

Research interests include primary health systems, pharmacy practice innovations, and geriatric pharmacotherapy. Key areas of study involve understanding medication-related outcomes, health literacy, and the role of technology in improving patient care. Dr. Wang actively contributes to academic supervision, fostering student projects in medication optimization and digital health applications.