Julie Mareville
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Julie Mareville is a leading researcher in clinical pharmacy and medication safety, with a primary focus on optimizing drug distribution systems to reduce errors in vulnerable populations. Her most cited work, a 2014 study in a short-stay geriatric unit, demonstrated that implementing automated drug distribution systems significantly decreased medication error rates. This before-after observational study, conducted in a 40-bed unit within a major French hospital, has garnered 82 citations, underscoring its influence on hospital pharmacy practices and patient safety protocols. Mareville’s research bridges the gap between technology and clinical care, providing evidence-based solutions for error-prone environments like geriatric wards. Her contributions have shaped how healthcare institutions redesign medication workflows, directly impacting the quality of care for elderly patients. By rigorously evaluating real-world interventions, she has established herself as a key voice in advancing safe medication practices, with her work frequently referenced by clinicians and policymakers aiming to reduce adverse drug events.
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