Jane McCormick Hogan

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Jane McCormick Hogan is a leading researcher in health services and pharmacy practice, with a focused expertise in the implementation and evaluation of automation technologies within hospital pharmacy settings. Her work critically examines the human and operational factors that determine the success of robotic systems, bridging the gap between technological innovation and real-world clinical adoption. Her most influential contribution is a longitudinal study applying the Extended Technology Acceptance Model to understand staff acceptance of pharmacy robotics, which has garnered 22 citations and serves as a foundational framework for implementation science in this niche. She further advanced the field with a time-in-motion study quantifying the impact of robotics on medication supply workflows in an Australian public hospital, providing rare, objective data on efficiency gains. Her research is notable for its rigorous, prospective design in a real-world clinical environment, offering actionable insights for hospital administrators and pharmacy leaders. Through her work, Hogan has established herself as a key voice in the evidence-based integration of automation into healthcare, helping to shape safer, more efficient medication management systems.