Sherilyn Houle

Associate Professor | School of Pharmacy, Faculty of Science

Dr. Sherilyn Houle is a pharmacist and pharmacy practice researcher, receiving her pharmacy degree from the University of Saskatchewan and PhD from the University of Alberta. With research and clinical expertise in travel medicine, she has an interest in air travel-related health issues, travel trends, and health and medication use among aviation professionals.

Graduate Supervision:

Dr. Houle supervises graduate students within masters and doctoral programs in the School of Pharmacy.

Selected Publications:

• Fernandes HVJ, Cook B, Houle SKD. Travel medicine curricula across Canadian pharmacy programs and alignment with scope of practice. Pharmacy 2020;8(2):102.
• Fernandes HVJ, Houle SKD. Development and testing of a clinical practice framework for pharmacists to assess patients’ travel-related risks: The 5W Approach to Travel Risk Identification. Pharmacy 2019; 7,159.
• Houle SKD. Pharmacy travel health services: current perspectives and future prospects. Integr Pharm Res Pract 2018;7:13-20.
• Houle S. Travellers’ thrombosis – Not just an ‘economy class syndrome’. Pharmacy Practice + Business 2021. https://www.canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca/travellers-thrombosis-not-just-an-economy-class-syndrome.