| EDUCATION |
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Doctor of Pharmacy, The University of Nebraska
Medical Center, 1979. |
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The University of Iowa, Pharmacy,
1974-1976. |
| Professional
Experience |
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Training Health Care Professionals to Use the AMCP Format
for Formulary Submissions, Nashville provided by Foundation for Managed Care Pharmacy and University of
Washington, 2005. |
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ACCP Leadership Experience, San Antonio, provided by LeaderPoint, 2005. |
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Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Director,
Drug Informatics Services, Creighton University School
of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions, 2001-2005. |
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Asst Professor (Clinical),Director, Iowa Drug Information
Network, University of Iowa College of Pharmacy, 1995-2001. |
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Chair, Prior Authorizations Committee, State of Missouri
Medicaid System, 1994-1995. |
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Ex-officio member DUR, Board and DI consultant, State
of Missouri Medicaid System, 1992-1995. |
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Clinical Asst. Professor, Director, Drug Information,
University of Missouri-Kansas City, 1992-1995. |
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Adjunct Asst. Professor, University of Iowa, 1987-1992. |
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Pharmacy Supervisor, Drug Information Poison Control
Center, University of Iowa Hospitals, 1983-1992. |
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Clinical Pharmacist, Drug Information Poison Control
Center, University of Iowa Hospitals, 1980-1983. |
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Pharmacy Resident,University of Iowa, Hospitals,
1979-1980. |
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| Organizational
Memberships |
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Creighton University School of Pharmacy, Member, Curriculum
Committee, 2004-2005. |
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Creighton University School of Pharmacy, Web-based Pharmacy
Pathway Development Committee, 2003-2005. |
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American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Member,
Council on Educational Affairs, 2003-2004. |
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Creighton University Medical Center, Member Pharmacy
and Therapeutics Committee, 2002-2005. |
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Creighton University, Member, Institutional Review Board,
2000-2005. |
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Johnson County Pharmacists Association, Chair, elections
committee, 1999. |
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Johnson County Pharmacists Association, Board of Trustees,
1998-2000. |
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Iowa Pharmacists Association, Communications Committee,
1998-2000. |
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Micromedex Computerized Clinical Info. System, Assistant
Editor, 1994-1995. |
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State of Missouri Medicaid System, Chair, Prior Authorizations
Committee, 1994-1995. |
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Marion Merrell Dow, Consultant, Development of practice
guidelines for treatment of hypertension and angina, 1994. |
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Marion Merrell Dow, Consultant, Pharmacoecomics Focus
Group, 1993-1995. |
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Truman Medical Center, Member, P&T Committee and
consultant for new drug evaluation formulary management,
DUE, 1992-1995. |
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VA Medical Center-Kansas City, Member, P&T Committee
and consultant for new drug evaluation formulary management,
DUE, 1992-1995. |
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State of Missouri Medicaid System, Ex-officio member
DUR Board and drug information consultant, 1992-1995. |
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University of Iowa, College of Pharmacy Member, Professional
and Public Affairs Committee |
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University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy,
Chairman, Computer Use Committee |
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University of Missouri-Kansas City, Member, Faculty
Library Committee |
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University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy,
Chairman, Library Committee |
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University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy,
Member, Curriculum Committee |
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University of Missouri-Kansas City, Member, Student
Computer Fee Committee |
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University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy,
Member, Strategic Planning Committee |
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American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists, Manuscript
review |
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Annals of Pharmacotherapy, Manuscript review |
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Hospital Pharmacy, Manuscript review |
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ePocrates qRx, Contributing editor |
| Select
Scholarly Activities |
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Moores KG. Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines.
In: Malone PM, ed. Drug Information: A Guide for Pharmacists.
3rd Ed New York: McGraw Hill, 2006. |
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Moores KG, Drug Information Skills for Pharmaceutical
Care. In: Rovers JP, Currie JD, Hagel HP, McDonough RP,
Sobotka JL, eds A practical Guide to Pharmaceutical Care
2nd Ed APhA Washington DC, 2003. |
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Chaired a work group of faculty at Creighton University
School of Pharmacy to construct educational outcome measures
to assess curricular success in development of student
critical thinking skills, and participated in a similar
group to construct measures to assess student attitudes
relative to life long learning 2003. |
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Coordinated planning and design of remodeled and expanded
space for relocation of the Creighton University Drug
Informatics Center. 2003. |
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Moores KG. Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines.
pp 235-292. In: Malone PM, ed. Drug Information: A Guide
for Pharmacists. 2nd Ed New York: McGraw Hill, 2001. |
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Represented the College of Pharmacy, the Iowa Drug Information
Service, and the Iowa Drug Information Network as an exhibitor
at the following international, national or regional meetings:
American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, April,
1996; Iowa Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, June,
1996, June 1997, June 1999; University of Iowa College
of Pharmacy Building Dedication, September, 1996; University
of Iowa Information Technology Services Technology Fair,
October, 1996; Iowa Pharmacists Association /Iowa Society
of Hospital Pharmacists Educational Expo, January, 1997,
January 1998, January 1999; Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy
Annual Meeting, New Orleans, May 1997, American Society
of health-System Pharmacist Home Care Meeting, Chicago,
August 1998; The Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin Annual
Meeting, August 1999, 59th International Congress of FIP,
Barcelona, Spain, September 1999; Iowa Pharmacy Educational
Expo DesMoines January 2000. |
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Moores KG, Drug Information Skills for Pharmaceutical
Care. In: Rovers JP, Currie JD, Hagel HP, McDonough RP,
Sobotka JL, eds A practical Guide to Pharmaceutical Care
APhA Washington DC, 1998. |
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Participated in organizing and conducting marketing
research and promotional activities in collaboration with
the Iowa Pharmacists Association. Two programs were conducted
via the Iowa Communications Network; October 15, 1997
12 Iowa pharmacists participated, July 21, 1998 45 Iowa
pharmacists participated. |
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Moores KG. Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines.
pp 307-341 In: Malone PM, ed. Drug Information: A Guide
for Pharmacists. Stamford CT: Appleton & Lange, 1996. |
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Participate as an active member in The Consortium for
the Advancement of Medication Information, Policy, and
Research (CAMIPR). This Consortium is a national group
of drug information leaders in practice and academics.
The primary mission of this group is to define and secure
the future of medication information specialty practice.
The goals of the group include fostering inter- and intradisciplinary
collaborative efforts for education growth, research and
scholarly activity particularly in the areas of: outcomes
management, medication use policy development, critical
pathway and clinical practice guideline development, and
use of technology for information management. |
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Coordinated planning and design of a remodeled 4,000
square foot facility for relocation of the Drug Information
Center University of Missouri Kansas City 1994. |
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| Research
anD scholarly interests |
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Conducted an evaluation of the pharmacy
benefits of the North Carolina Medicaid Program in conjunction
with a study prepared by The Lewin Group and the West
Virginia Medical Institute. I provided specific recommendations
regarding generic medication use, prior authorization
programs for eight medications, and encouraged expansion
of medication therapy management services from pharmacists.
This study and report were prepared at the request of
the State of North Carolina General Assembly. |
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Development of an internet based drug information
network to link the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy
with community pharmaceutical care practice sites and
family practice sites. This network provides access to
computerized full text and bibliographic drug and medical
information databases, access to expert drug information
consultation for patient specific questions, and electronic
communications to facilitate exchange of information and
ideas among network members to advance the practice of
pharmaceutical care in the community setting New methods
of continuing education were implemented and evaluated
which were designed to improve the drug informatics and
literature evaluation skills of community pharmacists
and other practitioners providing pharmaceutical care.
This Network also serves as a clinical clerkship experiential
training site for students. |
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Additional areas of Research Interest:
Development of networked drug information services for
support and promotion of pharmaceutical care practice.
Development of education methods and programs to teach
principles of the evidence based practice of medicine.
Development of education methods and programs to teach
drug informatics skills and literature evaluation skills
to practitioners in pharmaceutical care. Development
and implementation methods of evidence based clinical
practice guidelines and disease management programs.
Methods for decision making in drug use policy development.
Use of information resources and systems to improve
quality of health care, and patient safety. |
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Kevin
G Moores, Pharm.D. 