Lea S. Eiland

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Lea S. Eiland is a leading authority in pediatric pharmacy, with her work fundamentally shaping how pharmaceutical care is delivered to children in hospital settings. Her primary research focuses on the unique challenges of pediatric pharmacotherapy, including medication safety, dosing accuracy, and the development of specialized clinical services for this vulnerable population. Her most impactful contribution is the landmark "ASHP–PPAG Guidelines for Providing Pediatric Pharmacy Services in Hospitals and Health Systems," which has garnered 13 citations and serves as the essential framework for pharmacy departments nationwide. This work systematically addresses critical obstacles in pediatric care, such as the scarcity of safety data and the need for age-appropriate formulations. Eiland’s expertise has made her a key voice in advancing standards that protect pediatric patients from medication errors. Through her guidelines and ongoing scholarship, she has established a lasting legacy, providing the foundational protocols that enable pharmacists to meet the complex medical needs of children with greater confidence and precision.