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¹Clinical Pharmacology, Calvary Mater Hospital, Waratah, NSW 2298, Australia. Anthony.Smith@newcastle.edu.au

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Clinical pharmacologists can enhance their discipline's impact by collaborating beyond traditional settings. Strategic partnerships and engagement in public health initiatives improve visibility and indispensability in medicine policy and education.

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Area of Science:

Clinical Pharmacology
Public Health Policy
Medicinal Chemistry

Background:

The discipline of clinical pharmacology faces challenges in maintaining visibility and impact.
Australasian clinical pharmacologists have developed strategies to enhance the field's indispensability.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss strategies for enhancing the future of UK clinical pharmacology.
To highlight successful models of collaboration and engagement from Australasia.

Main Methods:

Collaboration with consumer health groups on national medicine policies.
Partnership with national services for developing prescribing curricula.
Assumption of clinical toxicology services to stimulate research.
Engagement in international health initiatives within developing countries.

Main Results:

Successful influence on national Quality Use of Medicines and National Medicines Policies.
Implementation of a national prescribing curriculum in medical schools.
Stimulation of clinical research and specialized subgroups (e.g., envenomation).
Increased national and international profile for clinical pharmacology groups.

Conclusions:

Active collaboration beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries significantly enhances the profile and impact of clinical pharmacology.
Strategic engagement with policymakers, educators, and other clinical services is crucial for the discipline's indispensability.
International collaboration, particularly in developing countries, offers opportunities for growth and problem-solving.