Michael J. Smith, Ph.D., R.Ph., NBC-HWC, FAPhA

Associate Dean

Pharmacy Office of the Dean

Phone (405) 271-6598 x47250

Fax (405) 271-3830

Office CPB 111B

Email michael-smith@ouhsc.edu

Summary

My research pursuits focus on secondary health services claims mining and analysis to quantify the relationships between medical services and prescription use patterns using both descriptive and empirical observational study designs. My research interest is reporting health service use patterns and conducting outcomes assessment studies with an emphasis in pharmacoepidemiology.


Research

My research pursuits focus on secondary health services claims mining and an alysis to quantify the relationships between medical services and prescription use patterns using both descriptive and empirical observational study designs.


Research Interests

My research interest is reporting health service use patterns and conducting outcomes assessment studies with an emphasis in pharmacoepidemiology.



Certifications & Licenses

Pharmacy License #34880

State of Texas

1994

Pharmacy License #RP041214L

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

1995

Pharmacy License $14869

Oklahoma


Publications & Presentations

<< 1 2 3
    11. Keast S, Harrison D, Farmer K, Smith M J, Nesser N. Prior authorization policies in Medicaid programs: The importance of study design and analysis on findings and outcomes from research. Research in Social and Administrative Sciences. 2016

    12. George D, O'Neal K, Johnson E, Smith M. Student preferences regarding didactic content and practical experiences of influenza vaccination clinic business operations in a pharmacy business and entrepreneurship elective. Currents Pharmacy Teaching and Learning. 2016 : 207-212

    13. Keast S, Harrison D, Farmer K, Smith M J. Impact of prior authorization of montelukast on clinical outcomes for asthma and allergic rhinitis amongst children and adolescents in a state medicaid program . J Manag Care Pharm. 2014; 20 : 612-21

<< 1 2 3



Grants

    1. ADVANCING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AMONG PHARMACY STUDENTS. Misc Non-Federal. Start Date: 2014. End Date: 2019.

    2. Assessing Leadership Development Following Completion of the Leadership Degree Option: A Pilot Analysis. Non-federal. Start Date: 2013. End Date: 2014.




Awards and Honors


no results

Education

                                                                                            1.  Degree: Ph D. University of Texas. Date: 2002.  




                        		 
                                                                                  
                        
                                                                               
 
                   
 
                
     
                
                 	                                        
                    
                                            	                           
                                                
                                                                                                                                                                               
Administrative Assignments

                                  
                                                           
                        
                                                
     1. Role: Associate Dean. Scope: College. Description: Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs. Date: 2021.
                                                
     2. Role: Associate Dean. Scope: College. Description: Academic Affairs. Date: 2016.
                                                
     3. Role: Assistant Dean. Scope: College. Date: 1969.