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2003 Journal Article Piloting an objective structured clinical examination to evaluate the clinical competency of pre-registeration pharmacistsCoombes, J., Davies, G., Fleming, G., Harrhy, K., McGuire, T. and McRobbie, D. (2003). Piloting an objective structured clinical examination to evaluate the clinical competency of pre-registeration pharmacists. Journal of Pharmacy Practice & Research, 33 (3), 194-198. doi: 10.1002/jppr2003333194 |
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2001 Journal Article Drug use evaluation of ipratropium bromide at two tertiary referral hospitals in Brisbane.Cardiff, L. M., Coombes, J., Matthews, J., Poulier, M. V. and Tett, S.E. (2001). Drug use evaluation of ipratropium bromide at two tertiary referral hospitals in Brisbane.. Australian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 31 (4), 279-283. doi: 10.1002/jppr2001314279 |
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2000 Journal Article Concordance between use of proton pump inhibitors and prescribing guidelinesLeditschke, IA and Coombes, JA (2000). Concordance between use of proton pump inhibitors and prescribing guidelines. Medical Journal of Australia, 172 (11), 564-564. doi: 10.5694/j.1326-5377.2000.tb124110.x |
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2000 Journal Article Identifying Drug-Related Readmissions: Is There a Better Way of Assessing the Contribution of Adverse Medication Events?Collins, D., Coombes, J., Staatz, C. E., Stowasser, D. and Stowasser, M. (2000). Identifying Drug-Related Readmissions: Is There a Better Way of Assessing the Contribution of Adverse Medication Events?. Australian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 30 (2), 47-52. |
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2000 Journal Article Inappropriately prolonged acid suppression therapyLeditschke, I. A. and Coombes, J. A. (2000). Inappropriately prolonged acid suppression therapy. Medical Journal of Australia, 172 (11), 564-564. |
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2000 Journal Article Identifying Drug-Related Readmissions: Is There a Better Way of Assessing the Contribution of Adverse Medication Events?Stowasser, Danielle A., Staatz, Christine E., Stowasser, Michael, Coombes, Judith A. and Collins, David M. (2000). Identifying Drug-Related Readmissions: Is There a Better Way of Assessing the Contribution of Adverse Medication Events?. Australian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy, 30 (2), 47-53. doi: 10.1002/jppr200030247 |
