David McCaffrey (Faculty Member is Retired, or has otherwise left the University)
Professor of Pharmacy Administration
Phone Number: (662)915-5490
Email: davidjm@olemiss.edu
http://pharmacy.olemiss.edu/php/sopquery3.php?id=151

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Research Description: Dr. McCaffrey is responsible for teaching the Social and Behavioral Aspects of Pharmacy Practice course in the professional pharmacy curriculum as well as electives in patient medication consumption behaviors and marketing for pharmacists. At the graduate level, his responsibilities have centered on research methodology and he currently is responsible for Primary Data Techniques. Dr. McCaffrey enjoys a wide-range of research interests. Among those are: medication consumption patterns and the creation of realistic pharmacist-centered interventions to improve the consumption patterns of patients, direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription medications, service failure, complaint and recovery in distributive pharmacy practice, and the role of pharmacists in Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committees.

Honors Theses:

Lowe, Rachel (2014) Roles and Regulations for Pharmacists in State-Level Disaster Relief Efforts. (full text)

McMillan, Tyler Webb (2011) Independent Prescriptive Authority of Pharmacists: An Examination of the Opinions of Mississippi Pharmacists

McKee, Jasmine Irene Sampan (2010) "Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM): An Examination of Usage Patterns and Attitudes in an Undergraduate Population of a Southern University

Pattridge, Peter John (2002) "Pharmacists' Perceptions of Practice Roles: Opportunities and Challenges Facing Pharmacy with Respect to Expanding the Scope of Practice in Mississippi" (full text)