Dina Alaboura
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Dina Alaboura is a researcher advancing pharmaceutical technology, with a primary focus on the automation and safety of intravenous (IV) drug compounding. Her key research area centers on the implementation and evaluation of robotic systems in hospital pharmacy settings to improve the precision and efficiency of preparing sterile parenteral medications. Alaboura’s major contribution is her pioneering work on standalone robotic devices for batch compounding, demonstrating how these systems can significantly reduce medication errors and drug wastage while enhancing operational workflow. Her most cited paper, "Real-World Experience of a Standalone Robotic Device for Batch Compounding of Small-Volume Parenteral Preparations" (2019, 7 citations), provides critical evidence that robotic automation offers a retrievable electronic audit trail and additional safety safeguards compared to traditional manual methods. This work highlights her role in bridging the gap between emerging automation technologies and practical clinical pharmacy applications. Alaboura’s research is particularly impactful for hospital pharmacists and healthcare administrators seeking to optimize IV preparation processes, reduce contamination risks, and improve patient safety through technological innovation. Her findings continue to inform best practices in sterile compounding and the adoption of robotics in pharmaceutical care.
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