Jesni Mathew

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Jesni Mathew’s research sits at the vital intersection of pharmacy practice, automation, and patient safety, with a particular focus on the integration of robotics within acute care hospitals. Her most-cited work, “Robotics in acute care hospitals” (2012, 17 citations), emerged from the ASHP Pharmacy Practice Initiative Summit, where she helped chart a forward-looking vision for how information technology and automation could transform medication management. This contribution established her as a key voice in the movement to modernize hospital pharmacy workflows, emphasizing how robotic systems can reduce human error, streamline dispensing, and free clinical pharmacists for direct patient care. While her citation count reflects a focused, highly specialized impact, her work has influenced discussions on the practical implementation of automation in high-stakes environments. Mathew’s research is particularly valuable for students and practitioners seeking to understand the real-world challenges and opportunities of deploying robotics in acute care settings—a topic of growing urgency as hospitals worldwide seek to improve efficiency and safety through technology. Her insights continue to inform best practices in pharmacy automation.