Anh Tuan Tran

Thesis Title: Influence of Tablet Weight on Compressibility, Tabletability, and Compactability Designed and documented lab protocols for tablet compression studies, ensuring reproducibility and scientific integrity. Performed equipment qualification and conducted compression experiments to evaluate mechanical properties of tablets. Automated data cleansing and visualization with Python, applied R for modeling, and used Excel for excipient analysis.

Facilitated collaboration between educational partners, legal firms, employers, and government agencies. Managed documentation and contract processing, maintaining records and coordinating approvals with stakeholders. Assisted stakeholders in navigating regulatory procedures and ensuring timely completion of required documents.

Prepared compounded, bulk medications under pharmacist supervision, including creams, solutions & other formulations. Maintained inventory and managed stock levels to ensure medication availability and minimize expiration risks. Advised customers on prescription, OTC, homeopathic medicines and collaborated with partner clinics.

Supported GMP-regulated production processes & ensured QA documentation compliance under EU & FDA guidelines. Reviewed and revised SOPs, CAPAs & batch records in Veeva eQMS to improve document accuracy & traceability. Collaborated with QA team to verify batch entries, investigate deviations, and support GMP compliance audits.

Title: Relationship Between Sunshine Duration and Antidepressant Consumption in Norway, Iceland, and the Netherlands - A Pharmacoepidemiological Approach. Collected and analyzed pharmaceutical utilization data to evaluate trends and external influencing factors. Conducted risk assessment on drug consumption patterns, identifying correlations with environmental variables. Applied Excel for statistical analysis, trend evaluation, data visualization to support data interpretation and reporting.

Compounded sterile products, including eye drops, saline, and irrigation water, following strict aseptic techniques. Independently prepared non-sterile formulations like suppositories, creams, suspensions, and ointments. Improved medication retrieval and inventory tracking, reducing dispensing time and enhancing pharmacy efficiency.