The Division of Clinical Pharmacology is situated in the Department of Medicine at Stellenbosch University's Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.

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Teaching, Clinical Service & Research 

Teaching: 

• ​Provide innovative state-of-the-art teaching to students and health care practitioners.

• Focus on evidence-based approaches to prescribing.

• Develop students and doctors to become leaders in clinical pharmacology.

Clinical service:

• ​Provide evidence-based care that optimises medication use across all health care contexts.

• Optimise health outcomes by partnering with patients, caregivers, health care professionals, regulators and policymakers.

• Provide a high-quality poison information service to health care professionals and the general public.

• Provide a state-of-the-art therapeutic drug monitoring service to local hospitals as well as private laboratories.

• Participate in local, national and international health programmes that promote and advocate health improvement, wellness, disease prevention and treatment, and access to health care.

• Serve as patient advocates, especially for underserved populations.

Research​:

• ​Generate and disseminate knowledge to advance patient care, medication safety, disease prevention and treatment, cost-effective and high-quality health care, as well as basic clinical pharmacology education.

• Apply new knowledge to develop, evaluate and disseminate innovative health care delivery models, clinical pharmacology education and health policy.

• Participate as active leaders at Stellenbosch University.​
  

• Proteomics
• Zebrafish neurophysiology
• Regenerative Medicine​​​