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College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions

Jane Mort

Jane Mort, PharmD, FASCP

Title

Dean Emeritus of the College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions

Office Building

Avera Health and Science Center

Office

133B

Mailing Address

Avera Health and Science 133B
Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions-Box 2202C
University Station
Brookings, SD 57007

Publications

  1. Kuschel LM, Mort JR. Impact of hydrocodone schedule change on opioid patterns in South Dakota. SD Medicine. South Dakota Medicine 2017;70:449-55.
  2. Ngorsuraches S, Mort JR. Examining the value of subsidies of health plans and cost-sharing for prescription drugs in health insurance marketplace. American Health & Drug Benefits 2016;9(7):368-77.
  3. Hansen DJ, Mort JR, Brandenburger T, Lempola A. Relationship of prepharmacy repeat course history to students’ early academic difficulty in a pharmacy curriculum. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 2015;79(10) Article 154.
  4. Mort JR. Antipsychotic medication use in nursing homes: Approaches to reduce use and national trends. South Dakota Medicine 2015;68(10):464-5.
  5. Shiyanbola OO, Mort JR. Patients’ perceived value of pharmacy quality measures: A mixed-methods study. BMJ Open 2015;5:e006086 doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2014-006086.
  6. Shiyanbola OO, Mort JR. Exploring consumer understanding and preferences for pharmacy quality information. Pharmacy Practice 2014:12(4):468-80.
  7. Mort JR, Strain JD, Helgeland DL, Seefeldt TM. Perceived impact of a longitudinal leadership program for all pharmacy students. Innovations in Pharmacy 2014;5(3): Article 167.
  8. Mort JR, Sailor R, Hintz L. Partnership to decrease antipsychotic medication use in nursing homes. South Dakota Medicine 2014;67(2):67-9.
  9. Strain JD, Farver DK, Heins JR, Mort JR, Shiyanbola OO. Validity and reliability of a practitioner service tool: Potential resource for assessing faculty practitioners. American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy 2013;70:1876-8.
  10. Shiyanbola OO, Mort JR, Lyons K. Advancing the use of community pharmacy quality measures: A qualitative study. Journal of the American Pharmacists Association 2013;53(4):400-407.
  11. Mort JR. Involving the resident/decision maker in antipsychotic medication use. South Dakota Medicine 2013;66(4):148-9.
  12. Mort JR, Hintz L. Reducing adverse drug events through the Patient Safety and Clinical Pharmacy Service Collaborative (PSPC). South Dakota Pharmacist 2013;27(1):12.
  13. Mort JR, Remund KE, Bradley B. Managing depression for residents in nursing facilities. Consultant Pharmacist 2012;27(7):494-503.
  14. Seefeldt TM, Mort JR, Brockevelt B, Giger J, Jordre B, Lawler M, Nilson W, Svien L. A pilot study of interprofessional case discussions for health professions students using the virtual world Second Life. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning 2012;4(4):224-231.
  15. Nichols T, Sckerl J, Mort J. Common Read Impact Reaches Campus and Community. E-Source for College Transitions 2012;9(2):7-9,14. 
  16. Johannsen S, Mort JR. Care transitions: focus and the pharmacy role. South Dakota Pharmacist 2012;26(2):16.
  17. Mort JR, Shiyanbola OO, Ndehi LN, Xu Y, Stacy JN. Opioid-paracetamol prescription patterns and liver dysfunction: A retrospective cohort study in a population served by a US health benefits organization. Drug Safety 2011;34(11):1079-88.
  18. Mort JR, Laible BR, Johnson TJ. Implementing standards 2007 to improve students’ preparation for advanced pharmacy practice experiences. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 2011;75(4): Article 74.
  19. Mort JR, Sailor RT. Prescriptions for potentially inappropriate medications among elderly American Indian Medicare beneficiaries. The Annals of Pharmacotherapy 2011;45:129-30.
  20. Mort JR. Invited Commentary on: Use of technology to enhance student self evaluation and the value of feedback on teaching. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 2011;18(10):589-90.
  21. Mort JR, Hansen DJ. First-year pharmacy students’ self-assessment of communication skills and the impact of video review. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 2010;74(5): Article 78.
  22. Mort JR, Johnson TJ, Hedge DD. Impact of an introductory pharmacy practice experience on students’ performance in an advanced practice experience. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 2010;74(1): Article 11.
  23. Mort JR. Managing the pain of pressure ulcers. South Dakota Medicine 2010;63;419-20.
  24. Mort JR, Schroeder SD, Sailor R. Medication use patterns in elderly South Dakota Medicare patients. South Dakota Medicine 2010;63:47-9. 
  25. Mort JR. Implications and management of decline for the elderly patient. Consultant Pharmacist 2009;24:611-625.
  26. Mort JR, Schroeder SD. Propoxyphene and pain management in the elderly. South Dakota Medicine 2009;62:433-5.
  27. May S, Mort J, Sailor R. Potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs) on the prairie: Propoxyphene use in North Dakota and South Dakota. Dakota Nurse Connection 2009;7(4):22-5.
  28. Mort JR. High dose acetaminophen in narcotic combinations: Should there be concern? South Dakota Medicine 2008;61(8):294-295.
  29. Mort JR, Kruse HR. Timing of blood pressure measurement related to caffeine consumption. The Annals of Pharmacotherapy 2008;42:105-110.
  30. Mort J. Medication therapy management: A Medicare part D benefit available to qualifying beneficiaries. South Dakota Medical Journal 2007;60:121.

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