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Dr Sarah Cockbill  -  PhD, LL.M, B.Pharm, M.Pharm, DAgVetPharm, MIPharmM, FCPP, FRPharmS


Position:Teaching Fellow
School:Pharmacy
Telephone:+44 (0)29 208 76421 Extension:76421

Additional Information

Research interests:

Wound management - with a special interest in the development of materials for the management of wounds in animals.

 

Responsibilities:

Undergraduate (MPharm) teaching:
Veterinary pharmacy
Surgical materials / Wound management
Law
Formulation science

 

Membership of Outside Organisations:
  • Member, European Tissue Repair Society
  • Member, Veterinary Products Committee and its Medical & Scientific Panel
  • Member, RPSGB's Disciplinary Committee
  • Non-Executive Pharmacy Member, Monmouthshire Local Health Board
  • Member, Clinical Governance Committee, Monmouthshire LHB
  • Member, All Wales Continuing Care Appeals Panel
  • Course Tutor, RPSGB's Veterinary Pharmacy Diploma
  • Member, RPSGB's Veterinary Pharmacy Group Committee
  • Member of Court, Welsh Livery Guild
  • Independent Member of Misdemeanour Panel, Gwent Police Authority
  • Former Member Welsh Executive of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain (1988 - 2006)
  • Former Secretary, Veterinary Wound Healing Association (1993 - 2007)

 

Recent publications:
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., The Development of Wound Management Products. Chronic Wound Care: a Clinical Source Book for Healthcare Professionals 4th Edition (eds. Diane L. Krasner, George T. Rodeheaver, R. Gary Sibbald),2007;233-248: HMP Communications. ISBN 978-0-97065.
  • Cockbill, S.M.E.. Licensing of veterinary medicines: the role of pharmacist members on the VPC. Veterinary Pharmacist, issue 6,The Pharmaceutical Journal,278, 2007:4. ISSN 1465-374610
  • Cockbill, S.M.E.,Making friends with rodents. Chemist & Druggist. (2006);265(6548):27-29. CMP Information Ltd. ISSN0009-3033
  • Cockbill, S.M.E.,Bright eyed and bushy tailed. Chemist & Druggist. (2006);265(6547):17-19. CMP Information Ltd. ISSN0009-3033
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Healing old wounds with new technologies. Chemist & Druggist. (2006);265(6545):30-33. CMP Information Ltd. ISSN0009-3033
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Join the pony club. Chemist & Druggist. (2006);265(6531):19-22. CMP Information Ltd. ISSN0009-3033
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Dressings in Wound Management. Encyclopaedia of Pharmaceutical Technology (eds. James Swarbrick, James C Boylan), 2005, Marcel Dekker. ISBN 0-8247-2825-4.
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Editorial in: Wounds, a Compendium of Clinical Research and Practice 17:5 (2005), 105-106. ISSN 1044-7946
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Biotherapeutics – old and wise or old wives? New Zealand Pharmacy 25:11 (2005) 22-24. ISSN 0111-413X
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Editorial in: Wounds, a Compendium of Clinical research and Practice 16:10 (2004), 297. ISSN 1044-7946
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Editorial in: Wounds, a Compendium of Clinical research and Practice 16:3 (2004), 84. ISSN 1044-7946
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Wound management materials. Veterinary Pharmacy (eds. Kayne, S.B., Jepson, M.H.), 2004, 547-576. Pharmaceutical Press. ISBN 0 85369 534 2
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., The management of animal soft tissue injuries. Veterinary Pharmacy (eds. Kayne, S.B., Jepson, M.H.), 2004, 515-545. Pharmaceutical Press. ISBN 0 85369 534 2
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Recent advances in wound management. New Zealand Pharmacy 23:11 (2003) 25-28. ISSN 0111-413X
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Editorial in: Wounds, a Compendium of Clinical research and Practice 15:6 (2003) 173-174. ISSN 1044-7946
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., The healing process. Hospital Pharmacist 9:9 (2002) 255-261. ISSN 1352-7967
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Dressings in Wound Management. Encyclopaedia of Pharmaceutical Technology 2nd edition (eds. James Swarbrick, James C Boylan), 2002, 786-799. Marcel Dekker. ISBN 0-8247-2825-4
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Wound healing and wound management products. Patient Care in Community Practice 2nd edition (ed. Robin J. Harman), 2002, 79-114. Pharmaceutical Press. ISBN 0 85369 450 8
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Modern materials for wound management. New Zealand Pharmacy 22:1 (2002) 19-24. ISSN 0111-413X
  • Kayne, S., Shakespeare, M., Jepson, M., Cockbill, S.M.E., New opportunities in veterinary pharmacy. Pharmaceutical Journal, 2001, 267;7159: 159-166. ISSN 0031-6873
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Development of products for moist wound healing. Part 1: Historical aspects. International Veterinary Wound Management Forum, 2001, 1;1: 2-3. ISSN 1468-337
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Mason I.M., Drugs acting on the skin. Veterinary Formulary 5th Edition (ed. Yolande Bishop), 2001, 521-536.  Pharmaceutical Press. ISBN 085 369 451 6
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Wound healing. New Zealand Pharmacy, 2000, 20;10: 15-18. ISSN 0111-413X
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Wound healing- Development of products for human and veterinary moist wound healing. Agricultural & Veterinary Pharmacist, 2000, 8:15-18. ISSN 1465-3746
  • Cockbill, S.M.E. and Lloyd, D.H.L. Editorial in: International Veterinary Wound Management Forum 1:1, 1999. ISSN 1468-3377
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., Evaluation in vivo and in vitro of the performance of interactive dressings in the management of animal soft tissue injuries. In: Veterinary Dermatology, 1998, 9;2: 87-98. ISSN 0959-4493.
  • Turner, T.D. and Cockbill, S.M.E., The rational use of wound dressings to promote healing. In: Proceedings of the 6th European Conference on Advances in Wound Management. (eds: Leaper, D.J., Cherry, G.W., Dealey, D., Lawrence, J.C., and Turner, T.D.). Macmillan Magazines Ltd., London (1997) 5-8 ISBN 0 333 724 151.
  • Cockbill, S.M.E. and Turner, T.D., The development of an 'environmental chamber' to assist in the management of soft-tissue wounds in domestic animals. In: Proceedings of the 6th European Conference on Advances in Wound Management. (eds: Leaper, D.J., Cherry, G.W., Dealey, D., Lawrence, J.C., and Turner, T.D.). Macmillan Magazines Ltd., London (1997) 139-141 ISBN 0 333 724 151.
  • Cockbill, S.M.E., A central role in holistic wound management. Editorial in: Wound Care for Pharmacists. A Journal of Wound Care Publication. Macmillan Magazines Ltd., London (1997) ISSN 0969-0700.
  • Cockbill SME, Hollinshead CM and Turner TD (1996) Veterinary wound management using contemporary surgical dressing products. In: Cherry GW, Gottrup F, Lawrence JC, Moffatt CJ and Turner TD (Eds) Proceedings of the 5th European Conference on Advances in Wound Management. London: Macmillan Magazines Ltd. pp 115-118.
  • Turner TD, Cockbill SME and Thomas S (1995) Factors influencing the selection of dressing and treatment regimes in community care. In: Cherry GW, Leaper DJ, Lawrence JC and Millward P (Eds) Proceedings of the 4th European Conference on Advances in Wound Management. London: Macmillan Magazines Ltd. pp 60-68.
  • Cockbill SME and Turner TD (1995) Management of veterinary wounds. Veterinary Record 136: 362-365.