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 Bernard
Sorofman, PH.d.
Division Head & Professor
127 PHAR
Iowa City, IA 52242-1112
319-335-8878 Office
E-mail: bernard-sorofman@uiowa.edu
| EDUCATION |
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Doctor of Philosophy, Social
& Administrative Pharmacy, University of Minnesota,
Thesis: The Effect of Acculturation on Medical Self-Care
Practices, 1984. |
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Bachelor of Science, Pharmacy, University
of Oklahoma, 1979. |
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Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology, University
of Nevada, Las Vegas, 1972. |
| Professional
Experience |
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Head, Division of Clinical & Administrative
Pharmacy, The University of Iowa, 2004-present. |
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Professor, College of Pharmacy, The University
of Iowa, 2002. |
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Associate Dean, College of Pharmacy,
The University of Iowa, 2001-2004. |
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Ombudsperson, University of Iowa, 1999–2001. |
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Head (Interim), Division of Clinical
& Administrative Pharmacy, The University of Iowa,
1996–1997. |
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Executive Committee Member, Center on
Aging, The University of Iowa, 1993-1996. |
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Executive Committee Member, Center for
International Rural & Environmental Health, The
University of Iowa, 1993-96. |
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Associate Professor, College of Pharmacy,
The University of Iowa, 1990–2002. |
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Head, Pharmaceutical Socioeconomics,
College of Pharmacy, The University of Iowa, 1990-1993. |
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Director of Graduate Program in Pharmaceutical
Socioeconomics, 1984–1996, |
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Assistant Professor, College of Pharmacy,
The University of Iowa, 1984–1990 |
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Fellow, Kellogg Pharmaceutical Clinical
Scientist Program, College of Pharmacy, University of
Minnesota, 1981–1984 |
| Honors
and Awards |
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Committee on Institutional
Cooperation (CIC) Fellowship, Academic Leadership Program, 2003-2004. |
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MedSurg Nursing Writers
Clinical Scholarship/best Practice Award from the Academy
of Medical-Surgical Nurses for “Managing acute
pain in the elderly: A research base to guide
practice.” (Titler et al), 2003. |
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Collegiate Teaching
Award, The University of Iowa, 2001. |
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Fellow, Academy of
Pharmaceutical Research & Sciences, American Pharmaceutical
Association, 1999. |
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The University of
Iowa Old Gold Fellowship, 1986. |
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Outstanding Young
Man of America, 1985. |
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Kellogg Pharmaceutical
Clinical Scientist Program Fellowship, University of
Minnesota, 1981–1984. |
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Oklahoma Memorial
Hospital Certificate of Residency, 1981. |
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SKF Laboratory Award,
Superior Achievement Clinical Pharmacy, University of
Oklahoma, 1979. |
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Who's Who Among American
Colleges and Universities, University of Nevada, Las
Vegas, 1972. |
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Various scholarships
at University of Oklahoma and University of Nevada,
Las Vegas, 1968–1979. |
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| Organizational
Memberships |
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Member, Advisory Board,
National Institute for Standards in Pharmacists Credentialing, 2002-2004. |
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Member, Board of Trustees, American
Pharmaceutical Association, 2001-2002. |
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President-elect, President,
Past-President, Academy of Pharmaceutical Research and
Sciences, American Pharmaceutical Association, 2000-2003. |
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Chair-elect, Chair: Economic,
Social and Administrative Sciences Section, Academy
of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1997-1999. |
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Chairman: Graduate Program Standards
Committee, Social and Administrative Pharmacy Section,
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, 1997-1998. |
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Chairman: Drug Policy and Pharmacy
Services Committee, Medical Care Section, American Public
Health Assn., 1985-1987. |
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American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy |
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American Pharmacists (Pharmaceutical)
Association |
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Academy of Pharmaceutical Research and
Sciences. |
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Iowa Center for Pharmaceutical Care Research
Board |
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Iowa Pharmacy Association |
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Rho Chi Honor Society |
| Select
Scholarly Activities |
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Lyons SS, Tripp-Reimer T, Sorofman BA, et
al. Information Technology for Clinical Guideline
Implementation: Perceptions of Multidisciplinary
Stakeholders. J Am Med Inform Assoc 12: 64-71, 2004. |
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Welke KF, BootsMiller BB, McCoyKD, Vaughn
TE, Ward MM, Flasch SK, Peloso PM, Sorofman BA, Tripp-Reimer
T, Doebeling BN. What factors influence provider
knowledge of a congestive heart failure guideline in a
national health care system, Am. J. Med Qual. 18(3):
122-127, 2003. |
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Ardery G, Herr K, Titler M, Sorofman BA.
Managing acute pain in the elderly: A research base to
guide practice. Medical-Surgical Nursing 12(1). 2003. |
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Vaughn TE, McCoy KD, BootsMiller BJ, Woolson
RF, Sorofman BA et al. Organizational Predictors
of Adherence to Ambulatory Care Screening Guidelines. Medical Care 40:1196-1209, 2002. |
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Brooks JM, Doucette WR, Sorofman BA.
Third Party Bargaining and Contract Terms: A Link
Over Time? Journal American Pharmaceutical Association 42:420-427, 2002. |
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Gerdner LA, Tripp-Reimer T, Sorofman BA.
Health Beliefs and Practices: The Iowa Old Order
Amish. Journal of Multicultural Nursing and
Health 8:65-71, 2002. |
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Bergus G, Ernst M, Sorofman BA. Physician
Perceptions about Administration of Immunizations Outside
Physician Offices. Preventive Medicine, 32:255-261,
2001. |
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Ernst ME., Bergus GR., Sorofman BA. Patients'
acceptance of traditional and nontraditional immunization
providers. Journal of the American Pharmaceutical
Association. 41(1):53-9, 2001. |
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Mott DA, Sorofman BA, Kreling DH, Schommer
JC, Pedersen C. A Four-State Summary of Pharmacy Workforce. Journal American Pharmaceutical Association,
693-702, 2001. |
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Doucette WR, Brooks JM, Sorofman BA. Bargaining
Between Community Pharmacies And Third Party Payers: Influences
on Bargaining Outcomes. Journal Managed Care Pharmacy,
7:43-49, 2001. |
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Xiao H, Sorofman BA, Manasee HR,
Taylor TN, Brooks JM. Impact of Pharmacy Closures on Patient
Use of Prescription Drugs. Journal of Social and Administrative
Pharmacy, 17:25-33, 2000. |
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Xiao H, Sorofman BA, Manasee HR.
The Association Between Pharmacy Closures and Prescription
Drug Use: A Retrospective Analysis of Medicaid Prescription
Drug Claims in Iowa. American Journal of Managed Care.
6: 366-372, 2000. |
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Ernst ME, Kelly MW, Hoehns JD, Swegle JM,
Buys LM, Logemann CD, Ford JK, Kautzman HA, Sorofman BA,
Pretorius RW. Prescription Medication Costs. Archives
Family Medicine, 9:1002-1007. |
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| Research
interests |
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My primary
research centers on health behavior theory in the context
of treatment-oriented health care practices (actions)
by patients. Therefore, studies are directed at the
lay-oriented health care system. I have a second, complementary
research interest in the system of pharmacy in society
as it relates to access and impact on care. The content
of my research usually covers one or more of the following
areas: self-care, pharmacy, gerontology, rural health
care, medication adherence and interdisciplinary teams.
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