Catherijne A. J. Knibbe
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About
Catherijne A. J. Knibbe is a leading researcher in pharmaceutical compounding and drug stability, with a focus on improving the safety and efficiency of handling hazardous drugs. Her key research areas include manual and robotic compounding processes, monoclonal antibody stability, and the optimization of production workflows in hospital pharmacies. In her most cited work (2023, 7 citations), she systematically evaluated production time, capacity, and direct labor costs for manual, software-supported, and robotic compounding scenarios, providing critical insights into the trade-offs between automation and human oversight. A second highly cited study (2023, 5 citations) examined aggregate formation and antibody stability in infusion bags, comparing manual and robotic compounding of monoclonal antibodies—a vital contribution to ensuring drug quality and patient safety. Knibbe’s research directly addresses real-world shortages and efficiency challenges, offering evidence-based recommendations for pharmacy practice. Her work is notable for bridging engineering, pharmacology, and clinical care, making her a key voice in the advancement of safe, scalable compounding technologies.
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