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Mohammed Mohammed

Senior Lecturer

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The University of Auckland

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Biography

Dr Mohammed Mohammed is a Senior Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy Practice at Waipapa Taumata Rau, the University of Auckland. His research sits at the intersection of digital health, health services and outcomes research, with a focus on improving the safety and appropriateness of medicines use. He brings together patient perspectives, routinely collected health data and advanced analytical methods to understand and reduce medication-related burden and associated harm, particularly among older adults and people living with multiple long-term conditions and complex medicine regimens. His work also examines how AI and other digital technologies can support medicines optimisation, personalised prescribing and deprescribing, and improve patient outcomes and quality of life.

Research Projects and Ideas

Mohammed leads an HRC-funded programme using AI to optimise medicines use in older adults. His research integrates rule-based systems, machine learning and retrieval-augmented generation. He leads a research team developing digital tools to assess treatment burden and regimen complexity, predict medication-related harm, and evaluate impacts on daily life and quality of life. The programme spans digital innovation, predictive modelling, clinical evaluation and translation into practice.

Collaborations and Skills

Connections of interest

I am keen to connect with researchers, clinicians and innovators interested in AI-enabled solutions for medicines optimisation and deprescribing, and in the translation and implementation of novel digital health tools in clinical practice.

Speciality(s)

AI Speciality(s):

Clinical Decision Support Systems

Generative AI

Model & Tool Development

Predictive Analytics & Risk Stratification

Explainable AI & Interpretability

Machine Learning

Natural Language Processing & Large Language Models

Research Expertise:

Health Speciality(s):

Geriatrics & Aged Care

Rural Health

Public & Population Health

Other

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