Jasmine Koo
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About
Jasmine Koo’s research lies at the intersection of healthcare technology, human-computer interaction, and pharmacy practice, with a focus on improving medication safety and workflow efficiency. Her work centers on evaluating the usability and real-world implementation of digital tools—particularly robotic systems and software—in community pharmacy settings. In her highly cited paper “Investigating the Usability, Efficacy and Accuracy of a Medication Entering Software System for a Healthcare Robot” (2022, 11 citations), Koo conducted a two-part study comparing software versions (RoboGen and RoboGen2) for system usability, speed, and accuracy of medication entry, and assessed community pharmacists’ perceptions of RoboGen2. Her follow-up study, “Perceptions of community pharmacists to implementing technologies in the workplace: an exploratory study” (2021, 11 citations), further explores the barriers and facilitators to technology adoption. Koo’s contributions are vital for designing user-centered healthcare robots that are both effective and accepted by practitioners. Her work has direct implications for reducing medication errors and improving patient safety, making her a key voice in the growing field of pharmacy automation.
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