Lawrence W. Davidow


Lawrence Davidow
  • Clinical Assistant Professor
  • Clinical Coordinator Pharmacy Skills Lab
  • Department of Pharmacy Practice

Contact Info

School of Pharmacy, Room 1001A
2010 Becker Drive
Lawrence, KS 66047-1620

Biography

Lawrence Davidow completed a Ph.D. in pharmacology from the Department of Pharmacology, Toxicology and Therapeutics at the KU Medical Center. His research focus was on age-related differences in the effects of various antihypertensive drugs. Davidow continued to work as a pharmacist at the KU Medical Center Outpatient Pharmacy throughout graduate school. After graduate school, he began teaching at the KU School of Pharmacy as director of the pharmacy skills laboratory sequence. He served for four years on the Kansas Medicaid Drug Utilization Review Board and as an item writer for the NAPLEX exam.

Education

Ph.D. in Pharmacology, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS
B.S. in Pharmacy, University of Missouri - Kansas City, Kansas City, MO

Selected Publications

Davidow, L. W. (2017). Perform an MTM Intervention . Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://www.pharmacyskillslab.org/ios/html5/html5-mtm-counseling/cmr-alerts/index.php

Davidow, L. W. (2017). Pharmacist Prescription Data Entry Verification . Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://www.pharmacyskillslab.org/ios/html5/html5-eo-pcc/index.php

Davidow, L. W. (2016). CMR Electronic Claim Submission. Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://www.pharmacyskillslab.org/ios/html5/html5-mtm-counseling/cmr-worksheet/encounter.php

Davidow, L. W. (2016). Pharmacy Computer System - Warning Alerts. Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://www.pharmacyskillslab.org/ios/html5/html5-rxgenerator/alertwarnings/index.php

Davidow, L. W. (2016). OTC Patient Encounters & Recommendations. Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://www.pharmacyskillslab.org/ios/html5/html5-mtm-counseling/otc-scenarios/index.php

Davidow, L. W. (2015). Professional Communication Skills. Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-mtm-counseling/professionalcommuncationskills/index.cfm

Davidow, L. W. (2015). Learning to Use Google Translate - SPANISH. Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-mtm-counseling/spanish/index.cfm

Davidow, L. W. (2015). Intravenous to Oral Therapy Conversion . Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-inpatient/ivtopo/index.cfm

Davidow, L. W. (2015). Interpreting Prescriptions - Drug Dosage Form and SIG. Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-rxgenerator/rx-dosageform/index.cfm

Davidow, L. W. (2015). Interpreting Prescriptions - Tricky Patient Names. Pharmacy Skills Laboratory Website. http://pskills.pharm.ku.edu/ios/html5/html5-rxgenerator/errorrx-patient/index.cfm

Selected Presentations

  • Meet Cara Morgan - How a Case of Meningitis Led to the Development of Inter‐Professional Simulation at the University of Kansas Medical Center, January 30, 2012, International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare, San Diego
  • Prescription Drugs and Their Costs, October 17, 2011–Lawrence & Hutchison, KS, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Kansas
  • Vaccines: is an ounce of prevention worth a pound of cure?, October 11, 2011–Lawrence & Hutchison (via video link), KS, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Kansas
  • How Drugs Affect Us & How We Affect Drugs, October 4, 2011–Lawrence & Hutchison, KS, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Kansas

Awards & Honors

  • KU Center for Teaching Excellence Best Practice Institute Award (2011)
  • Rho Chi Teaching Excellence Award (2006)
  • KU Center for Teaching Excellence Service-Learning Institute Award (2005)
  • KU Center for Teaching Excellence Grant Award (2002)
  • Quest for the Best, University of Kansas, Best use of Technology Award (2002)
  • KU Center for Teaching Excellence Undergraduate Teaching Award (2000)
  • Rho Chi Teaching Excellence Award (1998)
  • Quest for the Best, University of Kansas, Best use of Technology Award (1998)
  • Kansas Society of Hospital Pharmacists Award for Research (1997)