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Name and surname:
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PharmDr. Milica Molitorisová, PhD.
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Document type:
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Research/art/teacher profile of a person
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The name of the university:
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Comenius University Bratislava
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The seat of the university:
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Šafárikovo námestie 6, 818 06 Bratislava
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| III.a - Occupation-position | III.b - Institution | III.c - Duration |
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| Vice-Dean, Head of the Section at the Faculty´s Department, and before the Head of the Department of Galenic Pharmacy, and Head of the Deparment, Head of teacher in Pharmaceutical Technology, Medical Devices, and Social Pharmacy | Comenius University Bratislava, Faculty of Pharmacy, Slovak Republic | 8 years of employment, 3rd year in a positions of the Vice-Dean now, and 2 years Head of the Department, 3 years Head of the Section, teacher |
| Country Manager of Pharmaceutical Company | Belupo, branch office, Prague, Czech Republic | 3 years |
| General Manager of Pharmaceutical Company | Sanofi-Aventis, Ltd. and Zentiva, Inc., Bratislava, Slovak Republic | 20 years |
| Research oriented clinical pharmacist | Institute of Preventive and Clinical Medicine, Bratislava | 6 years |
| Pharmacist in Public Pharmacy | National Health Insitute, Bratislava, Slovakia | 2 years |
| IV.a - Activity description, course name, other | IV.b - Name of the institution | IV.c - Year |
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| Biodrug, Bratislava, Slovakia | Good Clinical Practice (Cerificated Course) | 2017 - 2018 |
| Business Leadership Program (Cerificated Course) | CEDEP, Fontainebleau, Francúzsko | 2005 - 2006 |
| Strategic Management and Quality Assurance (Cerificated Course) | Ashridge Management College, UK | 1999 |
| V.1.a - Name of the profile course | V.1.b - Study programme | V.1.c - Degree | V.1.d - Field of study |
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| Medical Devices (this course is an obligatory one and a part of the state exam) | Medical and Diagnostic Devices | 1st Degree (Bachelor) | Health Sciences |
| Good Manufacturing Practice - an elective obligatory course | Pharmaceutical Technology | 2nd (Master) | Pharmacy |
| Medical Devices - the course is an elective obligatory course of the Master study program | Pharmacy | 2nd (Master) |
| V.2.a - Name of the study programme | V.2.b - Degree | V.2.c - Field of study |
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| Medical and Diagnostic Devices | Bachelor (1st Degree) | Healtcare Sciences |
| Pharmacy | Master (2nd Degree) | Pharmacy |
| V.3.a - Name of the field of habilitation procedure and inaugural procedure | V.3.b - Study field to which it is assigned |
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| NA | NA |
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| V.5.a - Name of the course | V.5.b - Study programme | V.5.c - Degree | V.5.d - Field of study |
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| Good Manufacturing Practice in Pharmaceuticals | Pharmacy (in the SK Course) | Master | Pharmacy |
| Good Manufacturing Practice in Pharmaceuticals | Pharmacy (in English Program) | Master | Pharmacy |
| Medical Devices | Medical and Diagnostic Devices | Bachelor | Health Sciences |
Factors Influencing Persistence of Diphtheria Immunity and Immune Response to a Booster Dose in Healthy Slovak Adults
Authors: Marek Petráš, Vladimír Oleár, Milica Molitorisová, et al.
Published in 2019, Vaccines [online], Vol. 7, no 4 (2019), p. 1-9, art. no.139
Key outcomes
Booster immunisation against diphtheria in adults carried out with bivalent tetanus-diphtheria vaccines produced a protective immune response dependent on persistent levels of diphtheria antibodies prior to the booster dose. The persistence of antibody levels is the key predictor of seroprotection achievement correlating with time since the last vaccination.
Therefore, two-dose vaccination should be considered, in an emergency, in recipients with the last dose received >34 years earlier. Based on our data, we can further anticipate a higher increase in diphtheria antibodies more often in non-smokers and in adults without statin treatment. If these factors have any clinical impact on protection against diphtheria is yet to be established.
Support of medication adherence by community pharmacists in Czech and Slovak Republics: a
questionnaire survey study
Authors: Milica Molitorisová , Iveta Waczulíková, Jana Kotlářová... [et al.]
Published in 2018, European Pharmaceutical Journal [online], Vol 65, No 1 (2018), p. 15-23; SCOPUS
Key outcomes
Intervention of pharmacists in medication adherence can meaningfully contribute to achieving therapeutic
outcomes. Exploring the real-life readiness and opportunities of pharmacists may result in the adoption of measures, which could be seen through improvement of patients ́ adherence to pharmacotherapy.
The pharmaceutical care is developing towards the improvement of medication adherence in both countries, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, assuming a medium degree of adherence support. Further progress may be observed in strengthening the pharmacists’ personnel capacities, and accelerated mainly using information technologies, i.e. through technical capacities.
Autori: Richard Hodoši, E., Nováková, K. Macková, Molitorisová M.,Supolikova,M.
Citations 2
Abstract:
As part of experimental research, growth factor-like substances associated with MHV-68, named MHGF-68, were discovered in our laboratory. MHGF-68 activity was manifested by the ability to alter cell morphology, that is, normal phenotype to transformed, resp. suppresses the transformed phenotype of tumour cells. The aim of the experiments was to monitor the effect of MHGF-68 on the change of the cell actin cytoskeleton in the tumour cell line Hepa1c1c7, as well as the normal cell line NIH3T3, and compare conventional stationary cultivation and dynamic cultivation conditions using a LiveFlow system (In Vitro Technologies). LiveFlow is an advanced system to test the impact of different compounds on the cell cultures, which allows simulation of in vivo conditions thanks to continuous flow of cultivation medium. MHGF-68 was prepared with the infection of BHK-21 cells with MHV-68 virus under non-permissive conditions (41°C). After dynamic cultivation with MHGF-68, we observed changes in morphology on Hepa1c1c7 cells. In cells cultured in a dynamic environment, we observed more pronounced changes in cell morphology in comparison with cells cultured statically. We observed no changes in the cytoskeletal structures in the NIH 3T3 cell line affected by MHGF-68 in both types of cultivation. The advantage of LiveFlow in comparison to in vivo testing is that the experiments performed in this system are less time and money consuming. Dynamic cultivation in the LiveFlow system is suitable for optimizing experiments before testing substances in vivo.
Factors Influencing Persistence of Diphtheria Immunity and Immune Response to a Booster Dose in Healthy Slovak Adults
Authors: Marek Petráš, Vladimír Oleár, Milica Molitorisová, et al.
Published in 2019, Vaccines [elektronický dokument]. - Vol 7, no 4 (2019), s. 1-9, art. no.139 [online]
Key citations:
Support of medication adherence by community pharmacists in Czech and Slovak Republics: a
questionnaire survey study
Authors: Milica Molitorisová , Iveta Waczulíková, Jana Kotlářová... [et al.]
Published in 2018, European Pharmaceutical Journal [online]. - Vol. 65, no. 1 (2018), p. 15-23; SCOPUS
Key citations
2020 - Parente, M. - Pignata, I. - Gnavi, R. - Spadea, T. - Di Martino, M. - Baratta, F. - Brusa, P. : Assessment of non-adherence to oral metformin and atorvastatin therapies: A cross-sectional survey in piedmont (Italy). - In: Patient Preference and Adherence, Vol. 14, 2020 ; pp. 261-266 ; SCOPUS Signature MF18-0151
| VII.a - Activity, position | VII.b - Name of the institution, board | VII.c - Duration |
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| Organization of the 38th Days of Technology Days, scientific conference, Head of the Department | Comenius University Bratislava, Faculty of Pharmacy | 2 days |
| 70th Anniversary of the Faculty of Pharmacy | Comenius University Bratislava, Faculty of Pharmacy | 6 months |
| Head of the Faculty´s Council of the quality implementation in higher education | Comenius University Bratislava, Faculty of Pharmacy | since 2021 - current |