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dc.titleAdam Livorien_US
dc.typeProfileen_US
dc.author.firstnameAdamen_US
dc.author.lastnameLivorien_US
dc.author.middleinitialsCharlesen_US
dc.author.postnominalsB.AppSci(NucMed)en_US
dc.author.postnominalsB.Pharm(Hons)en_US
dc.author.postnominalsGradCertPharmPracen_US
dc.contributor.bhsLivori, Adamen_US
dc.description.biographyInitially trained at Peter MacCallum Cancer in clinical oncology and specialised training in nuclear pharmacy at Austin Health, Adam has a strong focus on integrating technology and expanding the role of the pharmacist. From his first year of training, Adam has been involved in various research projects in nuclear pharmacy and innovative information technology interventions in supporting medicines use in patients. Subsequently moved into a cardiology specialty, undertaking a Master of Clinical Pharmacy with a focus on cardiology and research.en_US
dc.subject.interestsMulti-disciplinary interventions in ambulatory cardiology careen_US
dc.subject.interestsUse of AI and information technology for supported decision making and patient educationen_US
dc.identifier.orcidhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-5337-8061en_US
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