My research interests lie primarily in clinical pharmacy and pharmacy practice, with a strong focus on optimizing pharmacotherapy outcomes in acute and chronic disease settings. My scholarly work emphasizes evidence-based therapeutic decision-making, clinical outcomes research, and strengthening medication-use systems to improve safety and quality of care. I have a sustained interest in antimicrobial stewardship, medication safety, therapeutic drug monitoring, and rational drug use in hospital and ambulatory care settings. In addition, my academic interests extend to pharmacoepidemiology, medication adherence, drug utilization evaluation, and patient-reported outcomes, especially in non-communicable diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disorders. I am also expanding my research scope toward hematologic malignancies, with an emphasis on novel therapeutic approaches and targeted mechanisms (e.g., pathway-driven and precision-based treatments) to enhance efficacy, safety, and individualized care. Through teaching, supervision, and peer review, I aim to advance patient-centered, evidence-based pharmacy practice and support translation of research evidence into routine healthcare.