Michelle Chui, PhD, MS, PharmD

PhD, Purdue University; Pharmacy Administration, 2001
PharmD, Creighton University, 1996

Dr. Chui’s overall research goal is to advance safe and effective medication use in community and health system settings. To achieve this goal, Dr. Chui leads an interdisciplinary research team that integrates principles of human factors engineering and implementation science to design, test, and sustain system-level interventions. Her work employs participatory design and hybrid effectiveness/implementation approaches to improve medication safety, and reduce health care professional workload and burnout. She also develops professional development pathways to support diverse scholars and future leaders in clinical and translational research. Dr. Chui teaches courses in health services research, and mentors PhD students, professional students, and early-career investigators, and leads the School of Nursing’s Excellence in Mentoring Initiative.

Research Focus Areas

Aging and Care for Older Adults

• Improves safe and effective medication use for older adults.
• Applies human factors to simplify medication management.
• Engages older adults and caregivers through participatory design.
• Enhances team communication in older adult care.

Health Systems and Public Health

• Advances medication safety in health systems and communities.
• Uses hybrid effectiveness/implementation methods to design sustainable interventions.
• Reduces pharmacy team workload and burnout.
• Builds pathways for diverse clinical and translational researchers.
• Partners with pharmacies and health systems to improve population health.

Health Systems & Public Health    Aging & Care for Older Adults