Nameer van Oosterom

Dr. Nameer van Oosterom is a Research Fellow at the University of Queensland's School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. He is a registered pharmacist working at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, Australia, with a focus on optimizing pharmacotherapy in clinical settings.

Research Interests:

• Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) prevention and risk factor analysis in surgical patients
• Aspirin Resistance and antiplatelet therapy individualization
• Anticoagulant Dosing optimization for obese patients
• Delirium Care in palliative care environments
• Drug Individualization through pharmacogenomics and biomarker assessment

Key Contributions:

• Developed evidence-based frameworks for VTE prophylaxis in orthopedic and gastroenterology inpatients
• Investigated diagnostic utility of platelet function assays for aspirin resistance
• Co-authored protocols for patient-centered delirium monitoring systems
• Pioneered research on enoxaparin dosing stratification in morbidly obese populations
• Explored pharmacological interventions for Huntington's disease motor and behavioral disturbances