Femke Lodewijk
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Femke Lodewijk is a leading researcher in pharmaceutical compounding and healthcare automation, with a primary focus on improving the safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of preparing hazardous drugs. Her work critically examines the intersection of manual processes, software support, and robotic systems in hospital pharmacies. Lodewijk’s most cited study, “Analysis of production time and capacity for manual and robotic compounding scenarios for parenteral hazardous drugs” (2023), provides a rigorous comparative analysis of compounding methods, quantifying the time, production capacity, and direct labour costs associated with each approach. This research has garnered 7 citations, establishing her as a key voice in addressing the growing demand for hazardous drug preparations amid workforce shortages. By identifying the trade-offs between manual and automated systems, Lodewijk offers actionable insights for pharmacy managers seeking to optimize throughput while maintaining safety standards. Her work is particularly notable for its practical implications, guiding decisions on technology adoption in clinical settings. Lodewijk’s contributions are essential reading for researchers and practitioners in pharmaceutical technology, occupational safety, and healthcare logistics, positioning her as a vital contributor to the future of sterile compounding.
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