Andrea Marinozzi
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Andrea Marinozzi is a clinical pharmacy researcher whose work centers on improving safety and economic sustainability in oncology drug preparation. Her most cited research, "Evaluation of the economic sustainability of a robotic system for chemotherapy compounding" (2018), addresses a critical challenge in hospital pharmacy: balancing operator protection against hazardous drugs with cost-effectiveness. This study, with 2 citations, evaluates the financial viability of automated compounding systems—a key contribution to the growing field of robotic pharmacy automation. Marinozzi’s work highlights the trade-offs between enhanced safety for healthcare workers and the significant investment required for robotic technology. By analyzing real-world implementation data, she provides evidence that such systems can reduce human error and exposure to toxic agents, while also considering long-term economic benefits. Her research is particularly relevant for hospital administrators and pharmacy leaders seeking to modernize chemotherapy preparation. Though early in her citation impact, Marinozzi’s focus on practical, safety-driven innovation positions her as a thoughtful voice in the ongoing conversation about technology adoption in clinical pharmacy—a field where patient and worker protection must align with institutional budgets.
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