Amulya Tatachar

Assistant Professor Pharmacotherapy

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

College of Pharmacy

Pharmacotherapy

UNT System College of Pharmacy ; Pharmacotherapy

Amulya Tatachar is currently serving as a College Of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Pharmacotherapy at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

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Amulya Tatachar

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Assistant Professor Pharmacotherapy

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medical education pharmaceutical education education public health health policy digital health experiential learning health technology health systems pharmacotherapy psychoneuroendocrinology reproductive health ehealth student learning clinical pharmacy side effects hormonal contraceptives reproductive hormones nursing health informatics learning sciences educational research health care primary care medical internet research health information science psychological methods clinical nursing internal medicine psychological assessment educational strategies educational assessment harm reduction applied pharmacology sex research electronic health records active learning digital interventions patient education professional preparation clinical practice student assessment educational case educational application pharmaceutical care pharmacoepidemiology drug safety behavioral neuroendocrinology endocrine research hormonal male contraception endocrine mechanisms antiviral drugs antiviral therapy human polymorphisms medical genetics genetic disorders immune-related gene polymorphism myeloid neoplasia appe readiness pharmacy students electronic medium delivery pilot intervention study warfarin education reflective metacognition muddiest point technique exam review integrated pharmacotherapy course student performance pharmacy-based telephone interventions quality improvement study medication pick-up rates medication use evaluation county hospital efficacy analysis medical records informatics parathyroid hormone pharmaceutical preparations gonadotropin-releasing hormone drug therapy fish oils patient care gonadal steroid hormones melatonin growth hormone problem-based learning international normalized ratio tumor necrosis factor-alpha patient-centered care county hospitals cytokines myelodysplastic syndromes human growth hormone drug interactions

Notable Scholarly Works

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Reflective Metacognition and Objective Structured Clinical Examination Performance in Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning (2020)

pharmaceutical educationinternal medicinepsychological methodsexperiential learningclinical pharmacynursingreflective metacognitioneducationclinical practiceprofessional preparationclinical nursingmedical educationpsychological assessment

Evaluation of Pharmacy-Based Telephone Interventions on Medication Pick-Up Rates: A Retrospective, Quality Improvement Study at Charity Outpatient Clinics. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (2019)

outcomes researchhealth services researchpharmacy-based telephone interventionsmedication pick-up ratesquality improvement studyhealth careclinical pharmacyprimary carefamily medicinehealth systemspharmaceutical careharm reductionhealth policy

Impact of a Low-Cost Simulated Electronic Medical Record on Perceptions of Appe Readiness. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning (2019)

Caitlin M. GibsonHyanggi Irene KwonAmulya Tatachar

public healthpharmaceutical educationhealth informaticselectronic health recordsappe readinessmedical educationdigital healthhealth technologyehealth

Impact of an Electronic Medium Delivery of Warfarin Education in a Low Income, Minority Outpatient Population: A Pilot Intervention Study. BMC Public Health (2019)

public healthpilot intervention studyelectronic medium deliverydigital interventionshealth information sciencehealth systemswarfarin educationpatient educationhealth technologymedical educationdigital healthmedical internet researchehealthhealth policy

Sex Hormones, Related Compounds and Hormonal Contraceptives Including Miscellaneous Hormones. Side effects of drugs annual (2019)

endocrine mechanismspharmacologyreproductive endocrinologyreproductive hormonessex hormonesreproductive medicinefertilityendocrinologyhormonal male contraceptionhormonal contraceptivessexual medicinereproductive biologypsychoneuroendocrinologyreproductive healthgynecologywomen's health

Miscellaneous Hormones. Side effects of drugs annual (2018)

Amulya TatacharSidhartha D. RayCaitlin M. Gibson

side effectspharmacologymiscellaneous hormones

Sex Hormones and Related Compounds, Including Hormonal Contraceptives. Side effects of drugs annual (2018)

Caitlin M. GibsonAmulya Tatachar

medicinal chemistryreproductive hormonessexual and reproductive healthgynecologypublic healthreproductive endocrinologyendocrinologyrelated compoundsbehavioral neuroendocrinologyreproductive biologypsychoneuroendocrinologysex hormonesreproductive medicinebioactive compoundsside effectsendocrine researchpharmacologysex researchhormonal contraceptivesreproductive health

Use of the Muddiest Point Technique as an Exam Review in an Integrated Pharmacotherapy Course. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning (2018)

Katura C. BullockCaitlin GibsonMeredith HowardJialiang LiuAmulya TatacharWei Cheng Yuet

pharmaceutical educationpharmacologymuddiest point techniquepharmacotherapyexam reviewintegrated pharmacotherapy coursemedical education

Assessing a Traditional Case-Based Application Exercise and a Student Question Creation Exercise on Student Performance and Perceptions. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning (2017)

experiential learningperformance studieseducational caseeducationstudent assessmenteducational strategieseducational applicationstudent performancestudent learningeducational researcheducational assessment

Pharmacy Students’ Perception of Learning and Satisfaction With Various Active Learning Exercises. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning (2016)

Amulya TatacharFeiming LiCaitlin M. GibsonCarol Kominski

pharmaceutical educationlearning scienceseducationactive learningpharmacy studentsstudent learning