• Guideline-led prescribing to heart failure patients in Ireland and Egypt 

  El Hadidi, Seif (University College Cork, 2019-06)

  Introduction: Guidelines strongly recommend patients with Heart Failure (HF) be treated with multiple medications proven to improve clinical outcomes, as tolerated. Guideline-led prescribing of HF evidence-based medicines ...
• Design and development of supersaturated lipid-based drug delivery systems for applications in pharmaceutical industry 

  Ilie, Alexandra-Roxana (University College Cork, 2020-07-04)

  Purpose: The need to administer high doses of poorly water-soluble drugs in preclinical studies has guided pharmaceutical research towards evaluation of supersaturated lipid-based drug delivery systems (sLBDDS). Design and ...
• A mixed-methods evaluation of novel services for vulnerable patient groups in Ireland 

  O'Mahony, Cian (University College Cork, 2021-06)

  Introduction: Rising healthcare costs present a challenge to healthcare systems around the world. In Ireland, healthcare spending accounts for greater than a quarter of government expenditure. Cancer patients and older ...
• Spatiotemporal control of siponimod delivery for the regeneration of critical bone defects 

  Sartawi, Ziad (University College Cork, 2021)

  Tissue engineering aims at regenerating damaged tissue by using synthetic or natural materials and has applications across the different tissue types, including bone. A major challenge in bone tissue engineering includes ...
• Exploring the utility of lipid-based formulation technology to enhance oral bioavailability of BCS class IV molecules 

  Köhl, Niklas J. (University College Cork, 2020-04-30)

  Purpose: Increasing numbers of poorly water-soluble drugs emerging from discovery pipelines have led to formulation delivery challenges. Poorly water-soluble drugs that exhibit limited in vivo bioavailability generate a ...

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