Emerging Trends in Clinical Pharmacy: Exploring the Evolving Landscape - Tapa blanda

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Dr. Hemraj Singh Rajput, B. Pharm & Pharm. D is an Associate Professor with 7 years of experience in the Pharmacy Practice Department. He authored 30 paper publications, including research, review, and case reports in national and international journals. He also presented and participated in various conferences, workshops, seminars, webinars, symposiums, etc. He is a member of APTI. He gave a reputable talk at GSPC. He also organized 3 national-level conferences. His focus research area is clinical pharmacy, drug-drug interactions, and public health. Dr. Rajesh Hadia, Pharm. D, an Assistant Professor, authored 40 paper publications, including research, review, and case reports in national and international journals, and wrote 15 book chapters. He also presented and participated in various national and international conferences, workshops, seminars, webinars, symposiums, etc. He has been awarded the best paper at APTICON-2022. He is a member of APTI and a reviewer for esteemed journals. He has excellence in clinical pharmacy services and a commitment to promoting rational medication use and upholding ethical research practices. Dr. Varunsingh Saggu, Pharm. D, an Assistant Professor with 3 years of teaching experience and 2 years as a clinical pharmacologist at the Hospital. He authored 5 research, review, and case report paper publications in national and international journals. He is an expert at giving hands-on training on drug-based decisions. His research expertise includes pharmacovigilance, clinical research, therapeutic drug monitoring, and antibiotic stewardship. Dr. Cyril Sajan, Pharm. D, an Assistant Professor with 2 years of teaching experience and 1 year in the pharmaceutical industry. He authored 20 paper publications, including research, review, and case study papers in national and international journals, and wrote 10 book chapters. His research interests include pharmacovigilance, clinical research, therapeutic drug monitoring, and Toxicology.