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Kristina Medlinskiene

Associate Professor

Area
School of Pharmacy & Medical Sciences
Faculty of Life Sciences
Language
Lithuanian
English
E-mail
K.Medlinskiene1@bradford.ac.uk
Phone
+441274238647
Kristina Medlinskiene
1 research project
27 publications
9 awards

Biography

Kristina is a programme lead for the Foundation Training Consortium. The Foundation Training Consortium is a partnership between University of Bradford, Imaan Healthcare, and Buttercups Training to deliver supplementary training to hospital trainee pharmacists in the North of England.

She is also co-ordinating and overseeing the training of trainee pharmacists in her role as Educational Programme Director for foundation training at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. In 2022, she has been recognised by the Pharmaceutical Journal as 'Women to Watch 2022' for her work in implementing research activity and work on race equality in workplace (secondary care). 

Her research focuses on implementation of new medicines and services in healthcare, medicine optimisation, and pharmacy education. Kristina is also driving sustainable healthcare agenda in both her roles and is member of Pharmacy Declares. 

Alongside her leadership and educational activities, she continues delivering patient-centred care and has gained experience in various sectors of hospital pharmacy including aseptic, elderly, cardiology, renal, surgery, respiratory, general medicine. 

Outside work, Kristina enjoys a good book, travel, and walks or hikes in the nature. 
  

Research

MY PhD work entitled "Barriers and enablers to the uptake of direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) for stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation". Thesis: https://bradscholars.brad.ac.uk/handle/10454/18976

My research focuses on implementation of new medicines and services in healthcare, medicine optimisation, and lately on pharmacy education, including the use of Team-Based Learning.

Research projects

Teaching

Kristina is programme lead for the Foundation Training Consortium, which provides supplementary training to hospital trainee pharmacists in the North of England. Hear teaching utilises the Team-Based Learning (TBL) approach. Previous teaching includes: MPharm undergraduate students, physician associate students, and postgraduate students on MSc/PG Diploma Clinical Pharmacy (Secondary Care). 

Modules

  • Foundation Pharmacist Training - HEE North - PHA7077-X

Professional activities

  • Women to Watch 2022 (1 December 2022)
  • Best Poster Award (1 April 2021)
  • Publication of the Month prize (1 September 2019)
  • Galen Award (Research Development Award) (1 January 2019)
  • Public Involvement Fund (1 April 2017)
  • Runner-up CMHP Pre-registration Pharmacist Award (1 January 2013)
  • The BPSA Research Poster Award (1 April 2012)
  • Achievement Prize (1 October 2011)
  • Entrance Sholarship (1 September 2008)

  • University of Leeds - FHEA
  • University of Bradford - PG Diploma
  • University of Reading - MPharm
  • University of Bradford - Graduate Teaching Assistant
  • University of Bradford - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  • University of Bradford - Associate Professor (31 August 2021)
  • Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust - Advanced Clinical Pharmacist- Education & Training (8 November 2020)
  • University of Bradford - Lecturer (24 October 2016)
  • University of Bradford - Doctoral Training Fellow (24 October 2016)
  • Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust - Pharmacist (24 October 2016)
  • Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust - Specialist Pharmacist, Renal Services (24 October 2016)
  • Hull and East Yorkshire NHS Trust Hospitals - Principal Pharmacist, Renal Services (1 January 2016)
  • Boots , UK - Relief Pharmacist (1 January 2014)
  • Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust - Rotational Pharmacist (15 August 2013)
  • Hull and East Yorkshire NHS Trust Hospitals - Rotational Pharmacist (1 January 2013)

  • General Pharmaceutical Council, Member
  • United Kingdom Clinical Pharmacy Association, Member

Publications