Caryn Belisle

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Caryn Belisle is a leading researcher in the field of pharmacy automation, with a primary focus on the safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of sterile compounding—particularly for hazardous antineoplastic drugs. Her work has been instrumental in demonstrating how robotic technologies can transform pharmacy practice. In her seminal 2012 study, "Impact of Robotic Antineoplastic Preparation on Safety, Workflow, and Costs," which has garnered 73 citations, Belisle provided critical evidence that robotic compounding significantly reduces the risk of human error and occupational exposure while improving workflow and lowering operational costs. This research has served as a foundational reference for hospitals and pharmacies considering automation. Her more recent 2020 retrospective review, "Single Center Experience with Robot Technologies for Sterile Compounding," further explores the integration of robotic devices and workflow technology to mitigate challenges in sterile product preparation. Through her work, Belisle has established herself as a key voice in advancing patient and worker safety, offering practical, data-driven insights that help shape modern pharmacy operations and the adoption of innovative compounding solutions.