Jacopo Raffaelli

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Jacopo Raffaelli is a leading researcher in pharmaceutical technology and occupational safety, with a focus on the safe handling of hazardous drugs in automated healthcare environments. His work centers on the decontamination of robotic compounding systems used for antineoplastic drug preparation, addressing critical challenges in reducing occupational exposure risks for healthcare workers. Raffaelli’s most cited study, “Efficacy of four cleaning solutions for the decontamination of selected cytotoxic drugs on the different surfaces of an automated compounding system” (2018, 17 citations), systematically evaluates cleaning protocols for robotic systems, providing evidence-based guidelines to enhance safety in pharmacy practice. This research highlights his contributions to optimizing cleaning solutions and surface-specific decontamination strategies, directly impacting the design of safer automated compounding workflows. By bridging the gap between robotic innovation and practical safety measures, Raffaelli’s work has informed best practices in hospital pharmacies and pharmaceutical manufacturing. His findings are particularly notable for addressing the unique contamination risks posed by automated systems, offering actionable insights for reducing cytotoxic drug exposure. Raffaelli’s research continues to influence the development of safer, more efficient compounding technologies, making him a key figure in advancing occupational health within pharmaceutical automation.