Janice Popoola

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Janice Popoola is a leading researcher in hospital pharmacy practice, with a particular focus on the implementation and evaluation of automated dispensing technologies. Her landmark 2008 study, "An evaluation of two automated dispensing machines in UK hospital pharmacy," remains a cornerstone reference in the field, cited 49 times for its rigorous assessment of how robotic systems impact medication safety, workflow efficiency, and staff satisfaction in a 450-bed NHS teaching hospital. This work provided early, evidence-based insights that have guided pharmacy automation decisions across the UK and beyond. Popoola’s research addresses critical questions at the intersection of patient safety and operational innovation, helping to shape modern hospital pharmacy practice. Her contributions are especially valuable for practitioners and students seeking to understand the real-world implications of technology adoption in clinical settings. Through her detailed analysis of automated dispensing machines, Popoola has established herself as a key voice in the ongoing effort to improve medication management systems, making her work essential reading for anyone interested in the future of hospital pharmacy.