Fatema Alshaikhmubarak

Fatema Alshaikhmubarak is a researcher affiliated with the Division of Pharmacy & Optometry, focusing on mental health and pharmaceutical care. Her work emphasizes improving drug therapy practices in inpatient mental health settings through evidence-based methodologies like the Delphi technique. Collaborating with experts such as Professors Keers, Brown, and Lewis, she has developed tools like the Inpatient Mental Health Pharmaceutical Assessment and Care Tool (IMPACT) to optimize patient prioritization and reduce drug-related risks.

Her research interests include mental health nursing, clinical pharmacy practices, and hospital-based care systems. Key areas of study are drug-related problems in psychiatric units, patient prioritization models, and healthcare resource allocation strategies. Recent contributions highlight systematic reviews analyzing risk factors for adverse drug events and the application of modified Delphi studies to refine clinical protocols.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. Fatema’s collaborative approach involves multidisciplinary teams in developing actionable solutions for mental health pharmacy teams, with publications in journals like British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Drug Safety.