R. Chris Rathbun is currently serving as a College Of Pharmacy Prof & Chair at University of Oklahoma.
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R. Chris Rathbun
University of Oklahoma
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The Medication Possession Ratio as a Predictor of Longitudinal Hiv-1 Viral Suppression. The Annals of pharmacotherapy (2023)
medication possession ratioepidemiologyinfectious diseaseshuman retrovirushivtreatment and preventionantiviral therapyneurovirologymedicinemedical virologysexual health
R. Chris RathbunMichelle M. LewisWei Cheng YuetSukyung WooJamie L. MillerGrant H. Skrepnek
public healthmedication possession ratiohivantiviral therapymedicinepharmacologypharmacotherapy
Evaluation of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Curricular Content in Schools of Pharmacy in the United States. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning (2020)
National Estimates of Case-MIX, Mortality, and Economic Outcomes Among Inpatient Hiv/Aids Mono-Infection and Hepatitis C Co-Infection Cases in the U.S.. Journal Evaluation Clinical Practice (2019)
National Estimates of Case-MIX, Mortality, and Economic Outcomes Among Inpatient Hiv/Aids Mono-Infection and Hepatitis C Co-Infection Cases in the Us. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice (2018)
Sustained Virologic Response and Costs Associated With Direct-Acting Antivirals for Chronic Hepatitis C Infection in Oklahoma Medicaid. Journal of Managed Care and Specialty Pharmacy (2018)
Timothy T. PhamShellie L. KeastKevin C. FarmerDavid M. ThompsonR. Chris RathbunNancy J. NesserBethany P. HolderreadGrant H. Skrepnek
health services researchpublic healthhealth care managementhealth carevirologyvirologic responsedirect-acting antiviralsclinical pharmacyoutcomes researchantiviral therapymedicinepharmacologyclinical managementhealth care costspharmacotherapyhealth insuranceoklahoma medicaidinfection control