Lana Borno Hareez
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Full-timeJanuary 2010 – May 2012 Assistant Professor of Physician Assistant Studies, Division of Physician Assistant Studies
PharmD., Eshelman School of Pharmacy, University of North Carolina at Chapel HillPost Graduate Residency, Pharmacy Practice Residency, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare SystemPost Graduate Specialty Residency, Geriatrics Pharmacy Residency, Durham VA Medical Center in conjunction with Duke University Medical Center
Lana.Hareez@liu.edu
Description
Lana B. Hareez was born in Kuwait City, Kuwait, then raised in Charlotte, N.C. She received a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from UNC Chapel Hill, School of Pharmacy. She then completed 2 post-graduate residency programs. She completed a pharmacy practice residency at the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and a geriatrics specialty pharmacy residency at the Durham VA Medical Center in conjunction with Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C. She is currently providing ambulatory care services in asthma, smoking cessation, and internal medicine clinics and Mt. Sinai St. Luke’s in Manhattan. In this practice setting, she serves as preceptor for sixth-year Pharm.D. candidates during their advanced ambulatory rotation as well as mentors Pharmacy Residents. She is a member of the Pharmacy Practice department at LIU Pharmacy and teaches in the pharmacotherapeutics series on several disease states. She serves on several committees such as the faculty including the awards committee and the scholastic committee just to name a few. She served as the faculty co-adviser for Lambda Kappa Sigma Pharmacy Fraternity. Her research interests include clinical management of chronic disease states. In her free time outside of pharmacy, she enjoys philanthropic activities in the community, running, taking advantage of all the arts that New York City has to offer and spending as much time as possible with her husband and family.
Specialties
Research Interests:
My interests related to scholarship and research principally align with ambulatory care encompassing chronic disease state management. The focus of my work will continue to be largely in the form of case reporting, review analysis and investigations in the areas associated with ambulatory care as they relate to my practice. Additionally, I am interested heavily in the concept of inter-professional education and the effects on clinical outcomes and education.
Publications
- Rivkin A, Hongjun Y, Borno (Hareez) L, et al., Revising senior pharmacy grand rounds to incorporate longitudinal board review to prepare students for licensing examination. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning. 2013;5:236-240.
- Pham AQ, Borno (Hareez) LT, Pham DA., Severe Hypoglycemia from Patient Misuse of Insulin Glargine Pen. Journal of Pharmacy Technology. 2012;28:33-35.
Other Publications
Wong E, Borno (Hareez) L. How to treat common skin infections. Pharmacy Times. 2009:11.
Lectures and Presentations
Cioce L, Borno L, Milne V, Underberg J., A Successful Attempt to Lobby a Hospital Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee for the Use of Ezetimibe in the Management of Patients with Familial Hypercholesterolemia, National Lipid Association Annual Scientific Sessions, Scottsdale, AZ, May 2012
Exhibits
Books/Book Chapters
Hareez L, Pham A. Parkinson’s Disease. In Singleton JK, DiGregorio RV, Green-Hernandez G, et al (Eds). Primary Care, Second Edition. New York: Springer Publishing Company, LLC.
Grants/Contracts
New York State Council of Health-system Pharmacists Research and Education Foundation (REF)
Title: Optimizing Patient Care Through Interprofessional Education
Status: Data collection completed. Abstract and Final report submitted to the REF
Authors: Richardson A, Ho C, Nathan J, Borno (Hareez) L, Sweeny T, Flowers S
Other Professional Activities
Student Relations Board Member and LIU Student Liaison, New York Society of Health-Systems Pharmacist
Professional Affiliations
Member, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP)
Member, Kappa Epsilon (KE) Professional Pharmacy Fraternity
Member, National Lipid Association (NLA)
