Mara Kieser

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Mara Kieser is a researcher whose work bridges pharmacy practice and health systems innovation, with a focus on optimizing medication management through technology and workflow redesign. Her most-cited study, "Exploring the impact of an automated prescription-filling device on community pharmacy technician workflow" (2011, 24 citations), examines how automation reshapes technician roles, improving efficiency and accuracy in community pharmacies. This contribution highlights her expertise in health services research, particularly the intersection of human factors and technology in pharmacy settings. Kieser’s work informs best practices for integrating automated systems, reducing errors, and enhancing patient safety—a critical area as pharmacies adopt digital tools. While her citation count reflects a focused niche, her research is foundational for practitioners and policymakers seeking evidence-based guidance on workflow transformation. Kieser’s scholarship underscores the importance of studying real-world impacts of automation, making her a valuable voice in pharmacy practice research. Her findings continue to influence training programs and operational strategies in community pharmacies.