Lynda McKenzie, R.N., M.Ed.
Affiliate Clinical Associate Professor
- B.S. Nursing University of Florida
- M.Ed. Education University of Florida
Professor McKenzie teaches in the Professional Communications course and coordinates laboratory exercises. She has conducted research on medication use patterns in the elderly, and in pharmacists’ interventions to improve drug therapy outcomes. She has also participated in research to evaluate drug and nondrug treatments of patients with osteoporosis.
Selected Publications :
McKenzie, L., Kimberlin, C, Pendergast, J., Berardo, D. Potential Drug Interactions in a High-Risk Ambulatory Elderly Population. Journal of Geriatric Drug Therapy 1994:8:49-64.
Kimberlin, C., Pendergast, J. Berardo, D., McKenzie, L. Issues Related to Using a Short-form Center for Epidemiological Students-Depression Instrument in Written Questionnaires. Psychological Reports 1998;83:411-421.
Berardo, D., Kimberlin, C., Pendergast, J. , McKenzie, L. Community Pharmacist Reports on Drug Related Interventions for Elderly Patients. Journal of Social and Administrative Pharmacy 1995;11:182-193.
Notelovitz, M., Zauner, C., McKenzie, L., Suggs, Y., Fields, C., Kitchens, C. The Effect of Low Dose Oral Contraceptives on Cardiorespiratory Function, Coagulation and Lipids in Exercising Young Women: A Preliminary Report. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 1987;156 (3):591-598.
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