Harman Dhatt

Harman Dhatt serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis College of Pharmacy. His research focuses on medication therapy management innovation, telehealth service optimization, and pharmaceutical care quality improvement. As a core faculty member in the Pharmacy Practice department, he contributes to advancing clinical pharmacy services through rigorous evaluation of comprehensive medication review protocols.

Research interests center on telephonic medication management systems, with particular emphasis on standardizing clinical assessments while maintaining patient-centered flexibility. His work analyzes Medicare beneficiary interactions to identify critical components of effective medication therapy management, including allergy verification, drug therapy problem resolution, and lifestyle modification counseling. Current projects investigate variations in service delivery across provider organizations and develop quality metrics for comprehensive medication reviews.

Dhatt's publication portfolio demonstrates consistent contributions to pharmaceutical care literature since 2020, with recent work highlighting the need for standardized yet adaptable medication review frameworks. His research reveals significant organizational variations in clinical assessment depth during telephonic reviews, suggesting opportunities for national standardization while preserving pharmacist clinical judgment.

Collaborative work spans multiple institutions including partnerships with Terri Warholak and David Axon. His projects frequently address health disparities through initiatives like rural Spanish-speaking population outreach using promotoras and pharmacists. Current research trajectories indicate growing focus on digital health integration within medication management services.