Biography
Takeda received a bachelor of science degree (1998) and a master of pharmaceutical sciences degree (2000) from Nagasaki University in Japan. She learned Japanese traditional herbal medicine (Kampo medicine) in Japan while she worked as a clinical pharmacist. She received a Pharm.D. from Roseman University Health Sciences (formerly known as the University of Southern Nevada) in 2009 and a master of science degree in clinical research from the University of Kansas in 2013.
Personal Statement
Before joining UNM, I was trained to become a pharmacist/researcher who is specialized in epilepsy. Epilepsy is a common neurological disease, and anti-seizure medications play a significant role in controlling seizures. As such, as a pharmacist and researcher, I strongly believe that effective and safe use of anti-seizure medications is critical to protect patients from seizures and their complications. I worked with epileptologists at UNM Neurology Clinics and provided medication management service for patients with epilepsy until summer 2019.
Since early in my career at the University of New Mexico, I have been interested in pain management and in the prevention of opioid overdoses. Misuse of opioids and opioid overdose death is a serious public issue in the United States as well as in New Mexico, and safe and appropriate use of pain medications are essential to prevent opioid overdose death. At UNM Pain Center and at First Choice Community Healthcare Clinic, I serve as a pharmacist clinician and provide medication management services for patients with chronic pain.
I teach neurological diseases at UNM College of Pharmacy. Teaching is my passion, and it gives me great satisfaction to pass on my knowledge and experience to future pharmacists.
Areas of Specialty
Pain Management
Epilepsy
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Education
MS, University of Kansas, 2013 (Clinical Research)
PharmD, Roseman University Health Sciences, 2009
MS, Nagasaki University, 2000 (Pharmaceutical Sciences)
BS, Nagasaki University, 1998 (Pharmaceutical Sciences)
Certifications
Pain Management Certificate, provided and evaluated by American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, April 2019
Instructor training for simulation as a teaching tool, provided by the Institution for Medical Simulation (Harvard Medical School), Jun. 2013
Achievements & Awards
Faculty Appreciation Award (selected by third-year pharmacy students), Apr. 2018
Faculty Appreciation Award (selected by fourth-year pharmacy students), Apr. 2021
Key Publications
Journal Article
Katzman, Joanna, G Takeda, Mikiko, Y Greenberg, Nina, Moya, Monica, Alchbli, Amal, Katzman, William, Salvador, Julie, G Bhatt, Snehal, 2020 Association of Take-Home Naloxone and Opioid Overdose Reversals Performed by Patients in an Opioid Treatment Program. JAMA Netw Open, vol. 3, Issue 2, e200117
Journal Article
Bachyrycz, Amy, Takeda, Mikiko, Y Wittstrom, Kristina, Bleske, Barry, E 2018 Opioid Overdose Response Training in Pharmacy Education: An Analysis of Students’ Perception of Naloxone Use for Opioid Overdose Prevention, Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning
Journal Article
Katzman, Joanna, G Takeda, Mikiko, Y Greenberg, Nina, Moya, Monica, Bhatt, Snehal, , , 2017 An Innovative Model for Naloxone Use Within an OTP Setting: A Prospective Cohort Study. J Addict Med
Journal Article
Cone, Catherine , Takeda, Mikiko, Y Smith, Mark, 2017 Debriefing to Improve Student Ability to Assess and Plan for the Care of Persons With Disability. Simulation in Healthcare
Journal Article
Takeda, Mikiko, Y Katzman , Joanna, G Dole, Ernest, Alchbli , Amal, Duhigg , Dan, Yonas , Howard, 2016 Co-prescription of naloxone as a Universal Precautions model for patients on chronic opioid therapy-Observational study. Substance Abuse , vol. 37, Issue 4, 591-596
Languages
- Japanese
Courses Taught
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience (neurology and pain management)
PHRM 743/843 Aspects of Patient Care Laboratory
PHRM 745/845 Integrated Pharmacotherapy VI
PHRM 796/798 Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
International Teaching Certificate Program for pharmacy faculty in Japan
Research and Scholarship
1. Katzman JG, Takeda M, Greenberg N, Moya M, Alchbli A, Katzman W, Salvador JG, Bhatt S. Take-Home Naloxone and Opioid Reversals Performed by Opioid Treatment Program Patients. JAMA Netw Open. 2020 Feb 5;3(2):e200117.
2. Takeda M, Patel A, Fenton G, Energy drink-induced breakthrough seizure in a patient on valproic acid - considering herbal safety in epilepsy. J Pharm Pract. 2019 Oct;32(5):485-487.
3. Bachyrycz A, Wittstrom K, Bleske B, Takeda M., Opioid Overdose Response Training in Pharmacy Education: An Analysis of Students’ Perception of Naloxone Use for Opioid Overdose Prevention, Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning. 2019 Feb;11(2):166-171.
4. Roberts MH, Takeda MY, Kindilien S, Barqawi YK, Borrego ME. Assessment of components included in published societal perspective or QALY outcome economic analyses for anti-epileptic drug treatment in chronic epilepsy. Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research, 2018 Jun 28:1-17.
5. Takeda MY, Katzman J, Dole E, Heinz-Bennett M, Alchbli A, Duhigg D, Yonas H. Co-prescription of Naloxone as a Universal Precaution Model for Patients on Chronic Opioid Therapy, Substance Abuse journal. 2016 April 19:0.