James D Bramble

James D Bramble serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacy Sciences at Creighton University's School of Pharmacy and Health Professions, with over two decades of academic contributions focused on health services research, electronic health records, and patient safety systems.

His primary research interests center on health services policy implementation, electronic health record optimization, interprofessional patient safety frameworks, and community pharmacy practice innovation. Dr. Bramble's work consistently examines the evolving role of pharmacists in public health initiatives including immunization programs, diabetes self-management education, and rural healthcare delivery systems, with particular attention to health information technology adoption barriers in resource-limited settings.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a strategic research trajectory examining pandemic impacts on pharmacy workforce resilience, leadership development in interprofessional teams, and value-based healthcare transformation. Key thematic clusters include pharmacist-led public health interventions (particularly immunization and chronic disease management), health information technology safety implications, and policy analysis of third-party reimbursement structures affecting therapy services.

Dr. Bramble currently serves as Principal Investigator for interprofessional education initiatives addressing disability awareness and community pharmacy practice improvement projects. His research portfolio demonstrates sustained focus on translating health services research into practical pharmacy practice enhancements through mixed-methods approaches involving physician-pharmacist teams and rural healthcare networks.

His collaborative work extends across Creighton University's health professions programs, particularly in developing interprofessional patient safety curricula and evaluating electronic prescribing impacts on medication safety in ambulatory care settings.