Journal of Pharmaceutical Care & Health Systems

Journal of Pharmaceutical Care & Health Systems
Open Access

ISSN: 2376-0419

+44 1300 500008

Ankesh Taras

Department of Pharmacy, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada

Biography

Ankesh Taras Department of Pharmacy, University of Toronto Toronto, Canada Ankesh Taras is a distinguished researcher and faculty member in the Department of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto, Canada. With a strong academic background in pharmacology, pharmaceutical sciences, and health outcomes research, Taras is dedicated to advancing the science of drug therapy management and improving patient care through innovative research, education, and collaborative healthcare initiatives. Taras's research primarily focuses on optimizing medication use and evaluating the impact of pharmacotherapy on clinical outcomes. Taras is particularly interested in the role of pharmacists in managing chronic diseases, improving medication adherence, and addressing polypharmacy in diverse patient populations. In addition, Taras explores the pharmacoeconomic aspects of healthcare, examining the cost-effectiveness of pharmaceutical interventions and their impact on overall healthcare delivery. At the University of Toronto, Taras is involved in both teaching and mentoring pharmacy students, preparing the next generation of pharmacists to excel in clinical practice and research. Taras's courses emphasize evidence-based practice, pharmacotherapeutics, and the integration of clinical pharmacy into multidisciplinary healthcare teams. Taras is also deeply engaged in student mentorship, helping students develop critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills that are vital to their success as healthcare providers. Beyond academic responsibilities, Taras collaborates with healthcare organizations, pharmaceutical companies, and research institutions to bring research findings into practice and improve the quality of patient care. Taras has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and frequently presents at national and international conferences, contributing to the broader dialogue on improving healthcare outcomes through better pharmacotherapy. Taras’s work has earned recognition both nationally and internationally for its contributions to pharmacy practice, patient care, and health systems research. Through ongoing research, teaching, and collaboration, Taras continues to work toward advancing the field of pharmacy and improving health outcomes across diverse patient populations.

Publications
Top