Jingjing Qian

Professor Jingjing Qian is focused on real-world applications of pharmaceutical economics and pharmacoepidemiology, serving as an Associate Professor in the Harrison College of Pharmacy at Auburn University. With a keen interest in the comparative effectiveness and safety of drug products, she has made significant contributions to the field through her research and teaching. As the Director of Diversity, she also plays a pivotal role in fostering an inclusive academic environment. Professor Qian's research has garnered substantial support, including multiple grants from the FDA, underscoring the impact and relevance of her work. Her projects often emphasize the promotion of generic drug use and the surveillance of drug safety, reflecting her commitment to improving healthcare outcomes. Her expertise is further shared with students through a diverse array of courses, such as pharmaceutical economics, outcomes and policy, pharmacoepidemiology, and research methods. In recent years, Professor Qian has delved into research projects that address critical healthcare issues. One of her notable studies examines the uptake of biosimilar filgrastim among Medicare and Medicaid populations, providing insights into the adoption of cost-effective treatment options. Additionally, her work on screening mammography utilization among female Medicare beneficiaries and breast cancer survivors highlights her dedication to enhancing preventive healthcare measures. Through her research and teaching, Professor Qian continues to influence the field of pharmacy, driving advancements in pharmaceutical practices and policies. Her efforts not only contribute to academic knowledge but also have a tangible impact on public health, particularly in the realm of drug safety and effectiveness. Beyond her academic pursuits, Professor Qian is committed to mentoring the next generation of pharmacists and researchers. Her leadership in diversity initiatives ensures that students from all backgrounds have the opportunity to thrive in their studies and future careers. Her dedication to both education and research makes her a respected figure in the academic community. As she continues to explore new avenues of research and education, Professor Qian remains a vital contributor to the field of pharmacy, advocating for evidence-based practices and policies that benefit patients and healthcare systems alike. Her work exemplifies the integration of rigorous research with practical applications, ultimately aiming to improve the quality and accessibility of healthcare for diverse populations.