Rate My Professor Hesham Al-Sallami

Al-Sallami's research specializations encompass clinical pharmacy practice, paediatric clinical pharmacology, clinical pharmacometrics, the influence of body composition on drug dose-response, and drug dosing optimization in paediatric and obese patients, alongside pharmacy education. Key publications include "Prediction of Fat-Free Mass in Children" (2015), "Development of a population pharmacokinetic–pharmacodynamic model of a single bolus dose of unfractionated heparin in paediatric patients" (2016), "Pharmacometrics in Australasia—Twenty Years of Population Modelling and Simulation" (2019), "The propagation of between-subject variability from dose to response" (2020), "Identifying the core concepts of pharmacology education" (2021), and "Optimal dosing of enoxaparin in overweight and obese children" (2022). For his contributions to teaching, he received 2nd place in the 2014 University of Otago CALT Awards for Enhancing Teaching and Learning with Technology, utilizing coagulation simulation software to illustrate complex dose-response concepts. His scholarly work supports advancements in personalised drug dosing for improved patient outcomes.