Dr Theodore Duxbury - Discipline of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Dr Theodore Duxbury

Lecturer

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Dr. Theodore Duxbury, an accomplished scholar, holds a Ph.D. in Pharmacy Practice (2023) from Rhodes University, funded by The NRF SASAC. He attained his Master’s degree in Pharmacy Practice (2019) through the Rhodes University Research Development Grant Programme 2016 and his Bachelor of Pharmacy degree (2016) funded by the Eastern Cape Department of Health. Alongside his academic qualifications, he earned a Higher Certificate in Healthcare Services Management (Cum Laude) from REGENT Business School (2019) and holds a National Department of Health Immunisation and Injection Technique Section 22A15 license. Throughout his academic journey, he has actively pursued opportunities to enhance his skills and knowledge base through various short-course certifications. These certifications, obtained from esteemed institutions such as Stellenbosch University and Rhodes University, have equipped him with valuable expertise in conducting original research in multicultural settings, implementing qualitative and mixed methods research designs, mastering project management principles tailored for doctoral pursuits and student mentoring. Dr. Duxbury’s dedication to excellence is showcased through his academic accomplishments and significant contributions to research, industry, and quality assurance. Throughout his academic journey, Dr. Duxbury has garnered numerous prestigious awards and scholarships. Notably, he is a distinguished member of the Golden Key International Honour Society, recognized for his academic prowess and leadership potential. His commitment to community engagement and research excellence led to him receiving the 2020 Student Researcher of the Year Award at Rhodes University, among other notable academic accolades. Additionally, he was honoured with the Rhodes-Investec Top 100 Student Leadership Award, acknowledging his remarkable leadership potential and substantial contributions to enriching campus life at Rhodes University. This award epitomizes the ethos of “Where leaders learn,” acknowledging individuals who exhibit exceptional leadership qualities and positively influence their university community. In April 2024, Dr. Duxbury joined the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) as a lecturer in the Discipline of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Currently, he lectures in the Division of Pharmacy Practice.

Research Interests

Dr. Duxbury’s research interests primarily revolve around health and social justice within pharmacy practice and healthcare. He particularly focuses on action research and exploring innovative approaches to improving healthcare delivery, disease prevention, quality assurance, and patient outcomes. His work also delves into issues of epistemic justice, aiming to address disparities in healthcare access and provision. Through collaborative efforts with community members, colleagues, industry partners and healthcare professionals, Dr. Duxbury aims to advance understanding and action in these critical areas.

List of Publications

Duxbury, T., Paphitis, S. A., Bezerra, J., & Tandlich, R. (2020). Understanding Critical Concepts In Engaged Research: The Case Of A Rural Health Development Project In South Africa. New Trends in Qualitative Research, 1, 81-103. DOI: https://doi.org/10.36367/ntqr.1.2020.81-103
Duxbury, T., Bradshaw, K., Khamanga, S., Tandlich, R., & Srinivas, S. (2019). Environmental health promotion at a National Science Festival: An experiential-education based approach. Applied Environmental Education & Communication, 19(2), 155-170. https://doi.org/10.1080/1533015X.2019.1567406
Srinivas, S. C., Mtolo, L. T., Duxbury, T. O., & Bradshaw, K. (2018). Synergizing technology and health promotion for the prevention of tuberculosis. Journal for New Generation Sciences, 16(2). URL: https://journals.co.za/doi/10.10520/EJC-151c4b1787
Manhanzva, R., Marara, P., Duxbury, T., Bobbins, A. C., Pearse, N., Hoel, E., Mzizi, T., & Srinivas, S. C. (2017). Gender and leadership for health literacy to combat the epidemic rise of non-communicable diseases. Health Care for Women International, 38(8), 833-847. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/07399332.2017.1332062
Duxbury, T., Rath, S., Maraj, P., Bosman, S. J., & Srinivas, S. (2016). Controlling the use of Tobacco for Sustainable Development: A Focus on India and South Africa. Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 9(2), 86-94. DOI: https://ijopp.org/v9/i2

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