Joel Farley

Joel F. Farley PhD

Assistant Professor
Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy

Office
UNC School of Pharmacy
CB 7360
Kerr Hall, Room 2201
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7360

Phone
919-966-9973

Email
jffarley@email.unc.edu

 

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Publications

1. Farley JF, Devine JD, Hadsall RS.  (2007) “Professional implications of the expansion of pharmacy-based medical clinics”.  Journal of the American Pharmacists Association 47(3): 410-413.

2. Lu YJ, Farley JF, Hansen RA. (2006) “Promotion and market share in the proton pump inhibitor market: A case study”. The Journal of Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management. 17(3/4): 39-59.

3. Farley JF, Cline RR, Gupta K. (2006) “Racial variation in antiresorptive medications use: results from the 2000 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS)”. Osteoporosis International.  17(3): 395-404.

4. Devine JW, Cline RR, Farley JF. (2006) “What is the benefit of a market without generic biologics?  the uncertain future of generic competition in the biopharmaceutical market.”  Journal of the American Pharmacists Association. 46(2): 193-201.

5. Farley JF, Harley CR, Devine JW. (2006) “A comparison of comorbidity measurements to predict health expenditures.”  American Journal of Managed Care. 12(2): 110-117.

6. Devine JW, Farley JF, Hadsall RS. (2005) “Patterns and predictors of prescription medication use in the management of headache.” Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain. 45(9):1171-1180.

7. Cline RR, Farley JF, Hansen RA, Schommer JC.  (2005) “Osteoporosis beliefs and antiresorptive medication use.” Maturitas. 50:196-208.

8. Farley JF, Cline RR, Hansen RA. (2004) “Resorptive drug use patterns among Minnesota females: results of a statewide survey.” American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy. 61:1577-1585.

Non-Peer Refereed Publications

Invited Publications

1. Farley J, Taluja A, Shah B, Varkey A. (2006) Officers detail how postgraduate experience enhances career, profession. Student Pharmacist. 2(2): 28.

2. Farley J, Taluja A, Shah B, Varkey A.  (2007) “Where are you going after graduation? Survey on postgraduate training can help your decision process” Student Pharmacist 3(1): 24-25.