Farnoosh Zough

Farnoosh Zough is an Associate Professor and Director in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at the School of Pharmacy. Her research focuses on interprofessional collaboration in healthcare education, academic ethics in pharmacy, and clinical guideline adherence in cardiovascular and hepatic diseases. She has collaborated on studies exploring student attitudes toward interdisciplinary teamwork, pharmacy technician roles in immunizations, and pharmacists’ ethical practices regarding lethal medications.

Her work spans peer-reviewed articles and conference posters addressing topics such as diabetes-cardiovascular comorbidity management and hepatic encephalopathy drug therapies. Notable contributions include developing interprofessional education programs to enhance dental-pharmacy collaboration and assessing attitudes toward academic dishonesty in pharmacy education.

Zough’s publications consistently emphasize practical applications of pharmacy practice, bridging clinical guidelines with real-world healthcare challenges. While no scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned, her active research portfolio highlights sustained scholarly engagement in pharmacy education and clinical pharmacology.