Mrs. Razeeya Khan

Razeeya Khan is a South African pharmacy academic and researcher whose work centers on clinical pharmacy, antimicrobial stewardship, and non-communicable disease management. Affiliated with institutions in Johannesburg, including the University of the Witwatersrand, her scholarship bridges hospital practice and community pharmacy, with a strong focus on improving rational medicine use and patient-centered care.

Her research explores antibiotic utilization in intensive care and paediatric wards, demonstrating practical stewardship interventions such as prescription charts to optimize therapy and documentation. In oncology pharmacy, she has examined treatment outcomes in metastatic breast cancer and advanced simulation-based training for pharmacy students, contributing to capacity building in a specialized field.

Khan also addresses cardiovascular risk, dyslipidaemia, vaccination practice, and point-of-care testing, emphasizing patient understanding, evidence-based use of supplements, and expanded pharmacist roles. Across her publications, a consistent strength lies in translating evidence into implementable guidelines and educational innovations that enhance pharmacy practice in the South African healthcare context.