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David Wei

Adjunct Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

the Eshelman School of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy

David Wei is currently serving as a Pharmaceutical Outcomes And Policy Adjunct Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Adjunct Assistant Professor

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pharmacology medicine health sciences health insurance pharmacotherapy respiratory medicine nursing patient safety geriatrics oncology clinical research clinical epidemiology mental health health care gastrointestinal endoscopy hypersensitivity pharmaceutical care clinical gastroenterology repeat medication errors patient harm cetuximab hypersensitivity reactions north carolina youths web-based antipsychotic registry uninsured medicare beneficiaries monthly prescription cap medication persistence colonoscopy utilization health equity health disparities public health health services research health planning patient self-efficacy health care disparities health policy

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A+Kids, a Web-Based Antipsychotic Registry for North Carolina Youths: An Alternative to Prior Authorization. Psychiatric Services (2013)

Robert B. ChristianJoel F. FarleyBrian SheitmanJerry R. McKeeDavid WeiJohn DiamondAlan ChrismanLarry Jarrett BarnhillLynn WegnerGuy PalmesTroy TrygstadTrista PfeiffenbergerSteven E. WegnerRandell BestLinmarie Sikich

psychiatrymental healthweb-based antipsychotic registrynorth carolina youths

Impact of Monthly Prescription Cap on Medication Persistence Among Patients With Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, or Diabetes. Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy (2013)

Chi-Chuan WangDavid WeiJoel F. Farley

monthly prescription capmedicinediabeteshypertensionpharmaceutical carepharmacologyrespiratory medicinemedication persistence

Impact of the 2008–2009 Economic Recession on Screening Colonoscopy Utilization Among the Insured. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2012)

Dorn, Spencer D.Wei, DavidFarley, Joel F.Shah, Nilay D.Shaheen, Nicholas J.Sandler, Robert S.Kappelman, Michael D.

health economicsgastroenterologypreventive healthcarecolonoscopy utilizationinsurancehealth policyrespiratory medicineclinical gastroenterologypublic healthhealth sciencesgastrointestinal endoscopyhealth insurance

Incidence and Predictors of Cetuximab Hypersensitivity Reactions in a North Carolina Academic Medical Center. Journal of oncology pharmacy practice (2010)

Nicole L HansenDivya V ChandiramaniMichael A MorseDavid WeiNancy E HedrickRichard A Hansen

cetuximab hypersensitivity reactionsmedicineoncologyhypersensitivityclinical epidemiologypharmacologyclinical researchhealth sciencespharmacotherapy

Part D Plan Enrollment by Uninsured Medicare Beneficiaries. Medical Care (2010)

Matthew L. MaciejewskiJoel F. FarleyRichard A. HansenDavid WeiJeffrey S. Harman

health careuninsured medicare beneficiarieshealth policyhealth insurance

Repeat Medication Errors in Nursing Homes: Contributing Factors and Their Association With Patient Harm. The American journal of geriatric pharmacotherapy (2010)

Daniel J. CrespinAnuja V. ModiDavid WeiCharlotte E. WilliamsSandra B. GreeneStephanie PiersonRichard A. Hansen

geriatricspatient harmnursingpharmacologypatient safetyrepeat medication errorspharmacotherapy

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David Wei

Adjunct Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

the Eshelman School of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy

David Wei is currently serving as a Pharmaceutical Outcomes And Policy Adjunct Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Wei

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Adjunct Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A+Kids, a Web-Based Antipsychotic Registry for North Carolina Youths: An Alternative to Prior Authorization. Psychiatric Services (2013)

psychiatrymental healthweb-based antipsychotic registrynorth carolina youths

Impact of Monthly Prescription Cap on Medication Persistence Among Patients With Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, or Diabetes. Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy (2013)

Chi-Chuan WangDavid WeiJoel F. Farley

monthly prescription capmedicinediabeteshypertensionpharmaceutical carepharmacologyrespiratory medicinemedication persistence

Impact of the 2008–2009 Economic Recession on Screening Colonoscopy Utilization Among the Insured. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2012)

Dorn, Spencer D.Wei, DavidFarley, Joel F.Shah, Nilay D.Shaheen, Nicholas J.Sandler, Robert S.Kappelman, Michael D.

Incidence and Predictors of Cetuximab Hypersensitivity Reactions in a North Carolina Academic Medical Center. Journal of oncology pharmacy practice (2010)

Nicole L HansenDivya V ChandiramaniMichael A MorseDavid WeiNancy E HedrickRichard A Hansen

cetuximab hypersensitivity reactionsmedicineoncologyhypersensitivityclinical epidemiologypharmacologyclinical researchhealth sciencespharmacotherapy

Part D Plan Enrollment by Uninsured Medicare Beneficiaries. Medical Care (2010)

Matthew L. MaciejewskiJoel F. FarleyRichard A. HansenDavid WeiJeffrey S. Harman

health careuninsured medicare beneficiarieshealth policyhealth insurance

Repeat Medication Errors in Nursing Homes: Contributing Factors and Their Association With Patient Harm. The American journal of geriatric pharmacotherapy (2010)

Daniel J. CrespinAnuja V. ModiDavid WeiCharlotte E. WilliamsSandra B. GreeneStephanie PiersonRichard A. Hansen

geriatricspatient harmnursingpharmacologypatient safetyrepeat medication errorspharmacotherapy

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