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Anjali Saini Department of Education, Employment, and Workplace Relations Technical Services Librarian Canberra Area, Australia Canberra , Canberra , Australia More Information ... ID : 513 Technical Services Librarian at Department of Education, Employment, and Workplace Relations
Dr Bandana Saini University of Sydney Senior Lecturer, Pharmacy Practice University of Sydney Room S303 Pharmacy Building A15 The University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia Sydney , Canberra , Australia More Information ... ID : 515 Dr Saini’s main interest is in exploring and validating the role of pharmacists and the pharmacy profession in respiratory health. A high prevalence of asthma in Australia necessitates provision of accurate information to those with chronic respiratory illnesses and their carers. Dr Saini’s doctoral research tested the first pharmacy led disease state management program for asthma. The current Pharmacy Asthma Service is a national implementation of this original research which is being led through a Respiratory Research Team at the Faculty. Dr Saini has been conducting coordinated research on a wide range of pharmacist led asthma interventions for people with asthma for over a decade. She has also been involved in developing innovative models of teaching University students about asthma. These models have included successfully exploring and implementing inter-professional learning opportunities for asthma education by groups of Pharmacy, Medicine and Nursing students at the University. Another project is using a staged approach to investigate aspects of children’s asthma. A qualitative phase of the study will involve interviewing parents and carers of children with asthma to explore their perceptions and actual use of asthma medications. The results of this phase will be used to develop a quantitative questionnaire on children’s asthma medication use. This phase of the study will be conducted on a larger scale. The results of this project will be used to develop educational interventions targeted at consumers as well as health care practitioners to facilitate quality use of medicines in children with asthma. A new project is currently testing the feasibility of the community pharmacy as a screening site for sleep disorders. Positive results from this study can be used to design a rigorous randomised controlled trial that can test the community pharmacist as a provider of screening tests for sleep disorders, as well as specialised sleep health services. As many patients visit their pharmacy for various reasons more frequently than other primary care sites, the use of this venue for health promotion and screening for sleep disorders has the potential of a cost effective mechanism to identify and treat patients at risk of sleep disorders. Dr Saini is also developing projects to pioneer the exploration of the pharmacist’s role in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (screening) and Allergic Rhinitis (Self-Management Education).
Dr. Kulvinder Singh Saini Professor sydney Australia Sydney , Canberra , Australia More Information ... ID : 516 Prof. Kulvinder Singh Saini is a highly competent and accomplished global biotech scientist, academician and senior executive with an enriching international experience of over 25 years (Academic-15 years; Industry-10 years) in the Molecular Biology of Obesity, Diabetes and Cancer. Presently, Prof. Saini is working as a Director-Research and Development and Dean-Academic Affairs at Eternal University (www.eternaluniversity.edu.in) Baru Sahib, Himachal, India. His previous assignment (2002-2010) was as a Director of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics at Ranbaxy (www.ranbaxy.com) (number one pharmaceutical company in India with annual revenues of US$ 1.86 billion in 2010). Prof. Saini has attended numerous business & scientific meetings (Due diligence, M&A, Conferences, etc.) in Australia, Europe, South-East Asia, China, UAE, UK and USA. He is the author/co-author of 124 monographs, which includes 103 SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS (including 50 conference papers/posters), 2 BUSINESS/I.P. ARTICLES, 2 GENBANK SUBMISSIONS, 1 invited BOOK REVIEW and 16 PATENTS. In addition, he has delivered 36 INVITED LECTURES at national & international conferences in Australia, China, India, Singapore, South Korea, United Arab Emirates & United Kingdom. Prof. Saini’s international work experience includes 9 years in U.S.A (including 3.5 years as Research Fellow at Harvard Medical School, Boston), 7 years in Australia (including Senior Research Fellow at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane and Senior Scientist at CSIRO, Sydney) and 8.5 years in India (including 8.3 years as Director-Biotechnology & Bioinformatics at Ranbaxy). He obtained his Ph.D. in Animal Biochemistry from Sydney University, Australia and did a postdoctoral fellowship in Molecular Endocrinology at the Department of Biochemistry, Case Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland, Ohio, USA. He is an active member of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (since 1988) and American Association for Cancer Research (since 1989). His biography has been listed in the Who’sWho in the World (1997) and Who’sWho in Science and Engineering (1998). Key Specialties Cell and Molecular Biology ~ Protein Biochemistry ~ Biotechnology R&D ~ New Drug Discovery Research ~ Functional Genomics ~ Toxicogenomics ~New Drug Delivery Systems ~Cancer Diagnosis ~Business Development ~Intellectual Property Issues in Bio-pharmaceuticals.

Anjali Saini
Department of Education, Employment, and Workplace Relations
Technical Services Librarian
Canberra Area, Australia

Canberra , Canberra , Australia

More Information ... ID : 513

Technical Services Librarian at Department of Education, Employment, and Workplace Relations

Dr Bandana Saini
University of Sydney
Senior Lecturer, Pharmacy Practice
University of Sydney Room S303 Pharmacy Building A15 The University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia

Sydney , Canberra , Australia

More Information ... ID : 515

Dr Saini’s main interest is in exploring and validating the role of pharmacists and the pharmacy profession in respiratory health. A high prevalence of asthma in Australia necessitates provision of accurate information to those with chronic respiratory illnesses and their carers. Dr Saini’s doctoral research tested the first pharmacy led disease state management program for asthma. The current Pharmacy Asthma Service is a national implementation of this original research which is being led through a Respiratory Research Team at the Faculty. Dr Saini has been conducting coordinated research on a wide range of pharmacist led asthma interventions for people with asthma for over a decade. She has also been involved in developing innovative models of teaching University students about asthma. These models have included successfully exploring and implementing inter-professional learning opportunities for asthma education by groups of Pharmacy, Medicine and Nursing students at the University. Another project is using a staged approach to investigate aspects of children’s asthma. A qualitative phase of the study will involve interviewing parents and carers of children with asthma to explore their perceptions and actual use of asthma medications. The results of this phase will be used to develop a quantitative questionnaire on children’s asthma medication use. This phase of the study will be conducted on a larger scale. The results of this project will be used to develop educational interventions targeted at consumers as well as health care practitioners to facilitate quality use of medicines in children with asthma. A new project is currently testing the feasibility of the community pharmacy as a screening site for sleep disorders. Positive results from this study can be used to design a rigorous randomised controlled trial that can test the community pharmacist as a provider of screening tests for sleep disorders, as well as specialised sleep health services. As many patients visit their pharmacy for various reasons more frequently than other primary care sites, the use of this venue for health promotion and screening for sleep disorders has the potential of a cost effective mechanism to identify and treat patients at risk of sleep disorders. Dr Saini is also developing projects to pioneer the exploration of the pharmacist’s role in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (screening) and Allergic Rhinitis (Self-Management Education).

Dr. Kulvinder Singh Saini
Professor
sydney Australia

Sydney , Canberra , Australia

More Information ... ID : 516

Prof. Kulvinder Singh Saini is a highly competent and accomplished global biotech scientist, academician and senior executive with an enriching international experience of over 25 years (Academic-15 years; Industry-10 years) in the Molecular Biology of Obesity, Diabetes and Cancer. Presently, Prof. Saini is working as a Director-Research and Development and Dean-Academic Affairs at Eternal University (www.eternaluniversity.edu.in) Baru Sahib, Himachal, India. His previous assignment (2002-2010) was as a Director of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics at Ranbaxy (www.ranbaxy.com) (number one pharmaceutical company in India with annual revenues of US$ 1.86 billion in 2010). Prof. Saini has attended numerous business & scientific meetings (Due diligence, M&A, Conferences, etc.) in Australia, Europe, South-East Asia, China, UAE, UK and USA. He is the author/co-author of 124 monographs, which includes 103 SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS (including 50 conference papers/posters), 2 BUSINESS/I.P. ARTICLES, 2 GENBANK SUBMISSIONS, 1 invited BOOK REVIEW and 16 PATENTS. In addition, he has delivered 36 INVITED LECTURES at national & international conferences in Australia, China, India, Singapore, South Korea, United Arab Emirates & United Kingdom. Prof. Saini’s international work experience includes 9 years in U.S.A (including 3.5 years as Research Fellow at Harvard Medical School, Boston), 7 years in Australia (including Senior Research Fellow at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane and Senior Scientist at CSIRO, Sydney) and 8.5 years in India (including 8.3 years as Director-Biotechnology & Bioinformatics at Ranbaxy). He obtained his Ph.D. in Animal Biochemistry from Sydney University, Australia and did a postdoctoral fellowship in Molecular Endocrinology at the Department of Biochemistry, Case Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland, Ohio, USA. He is an active member of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (since 1988) and American Association for Cancer Research (since 1989). His biography has been listed in the Who’sWho in the World (1997) and Who’sWho in Science and Engineering (1998). Key Specialties Cell and Molecular Biology ~ Protein Biochemistry ~ Biotechnology R&D ~ New Drug Discovery Research ~ Functional Genomics ~ Toxicogenomics ~New Drug Delivery Systems ~Cancer Diagnosis ~Business Development ~Intellectual Property Issues in Bio-pharmaceuticals.

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