South Carolina CoEE
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Medication Safety and Efficacy Center of Economic Excellence


Inception:
2008

University collaborators:

Medical University of South Carolina (fiscal agent)

University of South Carolina (collaborative partner)

About the CoEE:

This CoEE focuses on increasing drug safety and effectiveness, as well as decreasing medication errors by identifying the incidence and significance of adverse drug events that occur with prescription and non-prescription drugs. This data will be provided to hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies, and governmental agencies (such as Medicaid and Medicare) for use in epidemiological and economic studies and will help lead to fewer drug injuries and improved drug effectiveness. In its first year, the CoEE had more than $450,000 in federal research funding.

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Funding level:
$2 million

CoEE Endowed Chair:

Chair Name   Status

CoEE Chair in Medication Safety and Efficacy

 

Appointed: Dr. Charles Bennett


View a presentation given by Dr. Bennet at the 2010 HEAL SC conference.

 

 

 
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"The companies we are working with benefit because we are helping them to build better products. They also hire many of our graduates. South Carolina benefits because these companies are either located in South Carolina or they are spending some of their research budget in the state. The presence of an institution doing research relevant to industry also helps attract new companies to this area."

Dr. Todd Hubing
Michelin CoEE Endowed Chair in Vehicle Electronic Systems Integration

 

 

 

 
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