| Professor Dee Mangin | - Rational prescribing
- Influences of science, policy and commerce on the nature of care
- Pharmacovigilance
- Innovative systems of primary care
- Matching burden of care with capacity to benefit
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| Emeritus Professor Les Toop | - Inter professional education esp. around all aspects of prescribing and referred services and numerous investigator led RCTs to inform the same
- Clinical variation
- Antibiotic resistance
- Clinical indicators
- Integration and system redesign
- Asthma
- Interdisciplinary teamwork
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| Dr Ben Hudson | - Musculoskeletal disease and pain management
- Risk communication
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| Dr Ruth Savage | - Pharmacovigilance and rational prescribing
- Detection of previously unrecognized adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and interactions in national and international databases of ADR reports
- Assessing if outputs from automated methods of detecting suspected adverse reactions from large databases are clinically relevant
- Assessment of ADR case reports to determine risk factors for individual ADRs
- Assessment of ADR case reports to determine if prescribing behaviour has allowed specific ADRs or interactions to occur and how this can be modified
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| Dr Olivia Currie | - Pharmacovigilance
- Polypharmacy
- Analyses of electronic medical data
- The general practice model of care
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