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Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher's primary focus is on algebraic geometry and topology, with a particular interest in their interplay across mathematical problems. Their work explores how these fields intersect and connect within broader contexts, such as cohomological invariants and intersection theory. Moreover, they integrate these areas into arithmetic problems through studies on p-adic Hodge theory, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to modern mathematics.

Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher's work centers on integrating climate change impacts with soil health dynamics, employing a novel integrated model that bridges biological systems and environmental modeling. Their investigations delve into biodegradability in marine ecosystems, particularly in coastal areas, contributing to broader sustainability challenges.
Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher's work is centered around several critical areas of healthcare in African regions, focusing on preventing antibiotic misuse, addressing vaccine hesitancy, studying blood pressure and its effects, examining systemic health issues, and exploring the role of stoma care in complications. Their research spans multiple domains within health sciences and social sciences, contributing significantly to understanding patient outcomes and preventive measures across various systems.

Department of Pharmacy Practice
The research integrates theoretical frameworks with empirical data to explore the interplay between abstract concepts and social contextual factors, examining how mental health outcomes evolve over time in diverse populations. It contributes to advancing understanding of complex mental health conditions by testing long-standing hypotheses while addressing emerging questions in behavior and society.

Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher conducts comprehensive public health studies across multiple domains, examining maternal and child health trends, breastfeeding practices, vaccine hesitancy, mental health issues, antibiotic use, adverse drug reactions, pharmacovigilance, and pandemic impacts. Their work employs a mixed-methods approach to address these interconnected themes, aiming to contribute to global public health solutions.

Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher's work integrates the study of antibiotic resistance in healthcare settings with broader pharmaceutical economics and policy issues, aiming to address both individual behavior and public health outcomes.

Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher has focused on understanding and quantifying the impacts of climate change and human activities on ecosystems and biodiversity, with particular emphasis on ecosystem services and disaster resilience. Their work integrates historical data, computational models, and expert assessments to assess how land-use changes, such as deforestation and urbanization, influence ecological balances. The methodology combines both theoretical analysis and practical applications to evaluate the long-term consequences of these human activities on ecosystems. Their research also highlights the importance of biodiversity loss in exacerbating climate-related hazards like floods and wildfires, underscoring the need for adaptive management strategies.
Department of Pharmacy Practice
The increasing focus on healthcare in Ghana highlights a growing interest in leveraging pharmacological interventions to enhance public health and patient care. Research across diverse themes underscores the role of pharmacology in addressing various aspects of healthcare, including cancer treatment, HIV care, neonatal nutrition, and chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension. Community pharmacists and pharmacovigilance systems play pivotal roles in managing these issues, offering insights into drug adherence, usage patterns, and public awareness efforts. Furthermore, the integration of advanced treatments such as antiretroviral therapy (ART) and vaccines, coupled with innovative approaches to community pharmacology, demonstrates a concerted effort toward improving healthcare accessibility and effectiveness. This research not only addresses clinical challenges but also emphasizes the importance of integrating pharmacological interventions into broader public health strategies, aiming to improve quality of life for residents in Ghana's diverse neighborhoods.

Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher focuses on integrating digital technologies across physical and service domains to explore how these influences customer experiences, service innovation, and marketing strategies in various contexts.
Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher's research focuses on several key areas within health sciences and social sciences, all centered around understanding patient health issues, drug use patterns, and healthcare practices. Their work examines challenges in managing chronic diseases, such as hypertension and diabetes, particularly focusing on patients with co-morbid conditions like hypertension and diabetes in Ghana. Additionally, the researcher explores antibiotic stewardship and its impact at a teaching hospital, investigating how antibiotic resistance affects patient outcomes. The study also delves into pharmacological adherence in paediatric sickel-cell disease patients, highlighting the importance of medication prescribed by pharmacists during pregnancy. Furthermore, the research examines stress management strategies among pharmacy students, revealing their relation to academic performances. Lastly, the researcher evaluates multisectoral collaboration for non-communicable disease management within a municipal setting, using mixed-methods studies to assess framework agreements on essential drug availability. Overall, the researcher's work provides a comprehensive exploration of healthcare systems, patient outcomes, and policy implications in Ghana, spanning multiple domains from pharmacology to social sciences.
Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher's work focuses primarily on public health issues in Ghana, particularly emphasizing the management of antibiotic abuse within healthcare settings. Their research encompasses several key areas: addressing cardiovascular diseases such as heart failure, improving blood pressure management to enhance overall patient outcomes, and conducting pharmaceutical studies relevant to conditions like SARS-CoV-2, which has implications for pandemic preparedness. Additionally, their work highlights the importance of pharmacology in community engagement efforts aimed at promoting healthcare access and quality. The researcher's studies contribute significantly to understanding and mitigating drug abuse, improving cardiovascular health, and advocating for effective pandemic management strategies within Ghanaian healthcare systems.

Department of Pharmacy Practice
The researcher's work focuses on theoretical and computational approaches in physics, addressing questions related to quantum systems, material modeling, wave propagation, data-driven methods, and their applications in biophotonics and energy devices.