Yolanda Cheng
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Yolanda Cheng is a pharmacy practice researcher whose work focuses on the critical intersection of medication-use systems, technology, and the evolving role of pharmacy specialists. Her most-cited paper, "A solution to an unmet need: Pharmacy specialists in medication-use systems and technology" (2012, 4 citations), addresses the growing complexity of medication management in modern healthcare. Cheng’s major contribution lies in identifying how pharmacy specialists can bridge the gap between advanced technology and safe, efficient medication-use processes. She highlights the challenges posed by rising patient acuity, complex medication preparation, and increasing regulatory demands, arguing that specialized roles are essential for optimizing operational efficiency and patient safety. Though her citation count is modest, Cheng’s work is notable for its forward-looking perspective on workforce development and technology integration in pharmacy. Her research serves as a foundational call to action for healthcare systems to invest in specialized pharmacy expertise, making her a thoughtful voice in the ongoing conversation about how to adapt pharmacy practice to meet contemporary clinical and technological demands.
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