Susanne Kaae
Associate Professor
Social and Clinical Pharmacy
Universitetsparken 2
2100 København Ø
C.V. Associate Professor Susanne Kaae
Female, Born; 19/11-1971, Denmark
Education
2009 PhD Pharm.
Pharmacy Practice team, Section for Social Pharmacy, Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, CPH University
1996 Ms Pharm.
Department of Social Pharmacy, the Royal Danish School of Pharmacy, Copenhagen
Employment/ positions
2018- : Co-Director, WHO Collaboration Centre for Research and Training in the Patient Perspective on Medicines Use
WHO Regional Office for Europe
2014-2016: Section Head, Section for Social and Clinical Pharmacy
Department of Pharmacy, CPH University
2013-2016: Research Group Leader, Social Pharmacy
Department of Pharmacy, CPH University
2012- : Associate Professor, Social Pharmacy
Department of Pharmacy, CPH University
2010-2012: Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice
Department of Pharmacy, CPH University
2006-2009: PhD Student, Pharmacy Practice
External stay at: Bundesvereinigung Deutscher Apothekerverbände (ABDA), Berlin, Germany
Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy, CPH University
2006-2010: Examiner at the Midwife Education, Pharmacology
University College Nordjylland
2003-2006: Pharmacist with Responsibility for Professional Standards
Roskilde Dom Pharmacy, Roskilde
1996-2002: Community Pharmacist
Kolding Sønderbro Pharmacy, Kolding, Kolding Svane Pharmacy, Hornsyld Pharmacy, Gorms Vejle Pharmacy, Vamdrup Pharmacy, Enghave Pharmacy, Copenhagen,
Research profile
Committed social pharmacy researcher in Pharmacy Practice and Pharmaceutical Policy currently involved in projects aimed at improving patient communication in Danish community pharmacies; investigating risk communication processes (direct to health care professionals communication); exploring appropriate use of antibiotics in South-East Europe as well as future implementation of 3D printed medicines in society. Methodological expertise is in qualitative methods mainly field observations and interviews.
Scientific experience
Research, selected examples
2019- : PI: ‘The antibiotic knowledge, attitudes and behaviors of patients, doctors and pharmacists - a qualitative, comparative analysis of the culture of antibiotic use in the Northwest Russia’; collaboration with The National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland and 5 regions in North-West Russia (Nordic Council of Ministers)
2017-: PI: ‘Patient Centered Communication in Community Pharmacy’; collaboration with the Association of Danish Pharmacies; University of Southern Denmark; Pharmakon; Stege Apotek, Århus Marselisborg Apotek, EUPATI Denmark; Faculty of Humanities, CPH University
2016- : ‘Social aspects in additive manufacturing of personalized medicine’; collaboration with Manufacturing and Materials Group, CPH University; Clinical Pharmacology, Bispebjerg Hospital
2014-2019: PI: ‘Understanding knowledge, behaviors and attitudes of antibiotic use in South Eastern Europe’, collaboration with The Health Technology and Pharmaceuticals Group, WHO Regional Office for Europe and 13 countries in South-East Europe
2013-2014: ‘Opstart af nye behandling – hvordan sikres det, at medicinbrugeren kommer godt i gang?’; collaboration with Pharmakon
2009-2014: ‘The Medication Review Collaboration Project’; collaboration with internship community pharmacies, DK
2006-2015: PI: Projects related to the pharmacy ‘Inhaler Technique Assessment Service’
Publications and review work
47 articles in international peer-reviewed journals, 2 book-chapters, 1 reprint book and 16 indexed conference abstracts
2019- : Editoral Board: Pharmacy
2017-2018: Guest Editor: Pharmacy, special issue: ‘Communication in pharmacy practice’; Guest Academic Editor: Plos ONE
Reviewer at: Implementation Science, Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy, International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy, International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, Pharmacy Practice; Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice; BMC Research Notes, BMC Infectious Diseases; BMC Health Services Research; Health Research Policy and Systems, Expert Review of Medical Devices; BMJ Open; The European Journal of General Practice; Medical Principles and Practice; Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research; Drug, Healthcare and Patient Safety; Patient Education and Counseling; Journal of the American Pharmacists Association; Pharmaceutical Medicine; Clinical Medicine Insights: Pediatrics; Risk Management and Healthcare Policy
Assessment work
2019: The British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, Education Grant
2019: Post doc in Social Pharmacy, CPH University
2017: The Pharmacy Research UK Fund
2016: Professorship in Regulatory Science, CPH University
2016: First Amanuensis in Social Pharmacy, University of Oslo
2016: PhD thesis, Joanna Moullin, University of Sydney
2015: PhD thesis, Pernille Warrer, CPH University (chair)
2015: Associate Professorship in Social Pharmacy, CPH University (chair)
2015: Professorship in Social and Clinical Pharmacy, CPH University
2012: PhD thesis, Kjeld Halvorsen, University of Bergen
Conference committees
2019: Nordic Social Pharmacy Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark
2014: Medicingennemgang v.2, Middelfart, Denmark
2013: Nordic Social Pharmacy Conference, Gøteborg, Sweden
2011: Nordic Social Pharmacy Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland, 2011
Organizational work
2018- : Working group: teaching and supervision: Association for Associate Professors and Professors (APPA), Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, CPH University
2018- : Teaching Committee, Department of Pharmacy, CPH University
2016- : National Liaison Team, European Patients’ Academy (EUPATI) Denmark
2015- : Scientific Advisory Board, Copenhagen Center for Regulatory Science, CPH University
2014-2016: Research and Innovation Committee, Department of Pharmacy, CPH University
2014-2015: Study Board for the Pharmacy Education, CPH University
2012-2014: Study Board for the Master Education Programs at the Pharmaceutical Faculty, CPH University
2012: Local Liaison Committee, Department of Pharmacy, CPH University
Teaching
Main-supervision, PhD students:
2017- : Mathias Møllebæk. ‘Factors ensuring effective Direct to Healthcare Professional Communication of Risk Minimization Initiatives’
Co-supervision, Phd students:
2015-2019: Line Due. Biologisk Aldring. ’Identifikation af lægemidler som risikofaktorer’
2017- : Mikkel Lindskov Sachs. ‘Risk perceptions among diabetes patients’
2017: Gitte Borup. ‘Long-term use of nicotine replacement therapy products in Danish consumers’
2015- 2016: Erika Emelie Olsson. ’Mandatory generic substitution in Swedish community pharmacies – effects of a pharmaceutical policy reform’
2014-2016: Rasmus Borup. ‘Counterfeit medicines in Europe’
The Pharmacist Education at the CPH University
Course leadership:
2012- : ‘Social Pharmacy, Dissemination and Method’: compulsory bachelor course (200 students)
2011-2013, 2016: ‘Pharmaceutical Policy, Economics and Ethics’: compulsory master course (200 students)
2014-2018: ‘Information og kommunikation om lægemidler’: elective master course (25 students)
Supervision – master thesis projects:
2009- : Principal supervisor of 50 master-thesis students in Social Pharmacy in collaboration with: Psykiatrien, Amager; Medicinfunktionen for Almen Praksis, Region H; Klinisk Farmakologisk Afdeling, Bispebjerg Hospital; Lægehuset, Allehelgensgade, Roskilde; Rigshospitalets Sygehusapotek; Vejle Sygehusapotek; Urologisk Klinik, Rigshospitalet; Optimed, Hvidovre Hospital; Lægemiddelstyrelsen; RADS, Danske Regioner; Dansk Selskab for Patientsikkerhed; Linde Apotek, Greve Apotek; SOSU Slagelse; Sydney University; Danmarks Bløderforening; Leo Pharma; Novo Nordisk; Lundbeck; Boehringer Ingelheim; Abbvie
Grants/ sponsorships
2019: Understanding patient perspectives on medicines use for better healthcare - Online training programme. EIT Health: 100.000 EUR
2019: The antibiotic knowledge, attitudes and behaviors of patients, doctors and pharmacists - a qualitative, comparative analysis of the culture of antibiotic use in the Northwest Russia: The National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland (Nordic Council of Ministers): 16.500 EUR
2018: Pilot – Patient Centered Communication in Community Pharmacy: Association of Danish Pharmacies:128.600 DKK
2016: Pharmacoprinting of personalized medicine – its impact on the society. PhD-project: Department of Pharmacy, CPH University: 1.5 mio. DKK
2016: Direct to health care professionals’ communication of pharmaceuticals. Ph.d-project, Copenhagen Center for Regulatory Science: Ferring Pharmaceuticals: 1.5 mio. DKK
2015: Understanding knowledge, behaviors and attitudes of antibiotic use in South Eastern Europe: WHO Regional Office for Europe, Health Technologies and Pharmaceuticals: 25.000 USD
2015: Exchange visit Riga Stradins University: Erasmus Travelling Grant: 455 EURO
2011: Patient perspectives on pharmacy cognitive services in Denmark: Actavis: 20.000 DKK
2010: Pharmaceutical Policy Analysis Course, Utrecht University: Kompetencefonden, Copenhagen University: 6430 DKK
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