Jeanie Misko
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Jeanie Misko is a health services researcher whose work focuses on the optimisation of medication management systems within hospital settings, particularly through the integration of automation and technology. Her most cited study, “An evaluation of automated dispensing cabinets and inventory robots for centralised distribution of medication in an Australian hospital,” provides a critical, prospective assessment of how automated dispensing cabinets (ADCs) and inventory robots can transform centralised medication distribution. This work, which has garnered attention for its practical implications, demonstrates how automation can enhance efficiency, accuracy, and safety in medication supply chains—a vital area for improving patient outcomes and reducing clinician workload. By rigorously evaluating these technologies in a real-world Australian hospital, Misko contributes evidence that supports the adoption of smart inventory solutions in healthcare. Her research sits at the intersection of pharmacy practice, health informatics, and operational research, offering actionable insights for hospital administrators and clinical leaders. With a growing citation base, Misko’s work is a valuable resource for those exploring how digital and robotic tools can modernise traditional medication workflows, ultimately aiming to create safer, more streamlined healthcare environments.
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