Dr. David Newby is an Associate Professor in Pharmacy in the School of Biomedical Science and Pharmacy at Newcastle. He was a foundation academic in Australia’s first Master of Pharmacy Program at the University of Newcastle and teaches pharmacotherapy courses into the current Bachelor of Pharmacy program. He has been awarded local and national teaching awards in evidence-based practice and is a co-author of a patient-centered pharmacology text and Australia’s first Community Pharmacy textbook. He has worked with the World Health Organization for over twenty years and was the Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Pharmacoeconomics and Rational Pharmacotherapy.

Dr. David Newby is an Associate Professor in Pharmacy in the School of Biomedical Science and Pharmacy at Newcastle. He was a foundation academic in Australia’s first Master of Pharmacy Program at the University of Newcastle and teaches pharmacotherapy courses into the current Bachelor of Pharmacy program. He has been awarded local and national teaching awards in evidence-based practice and is a co-author of a patient-centered pharmacology text and Australia’s first Community Pharmacy textbook. He has worked with the World Health Organization for over twenty years and was the Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Pharmacoeconomics and Rational Pharmacotherapy.

Dr. David Newby is an Associate Professor in Pharmacy in the School of Biomedical Science and Pharmacy at Newcastle. He was a foundation academic in Australia’s first Master of Pharmacy Program at the University of Newcastle and teaches pharmacotherapy courses into the current Bachelor of Pharmacy program. He has been awarded local and national teaching awards in evidence-based practice and is a co-author of a patient-centered pharmacology text and Australia’s first Community Pharmacy textbook. He has worked with the World Health Organization for over twenty years and was the Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Pharmacoeconomics and Rational Pharmacotherapy.