Matteo Federici
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Candiolo Cancer Institute, Loccioni (Italy)
Papers
6
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69
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About
Matteo Federici is a leading researcher in pharmaceutical technology and oncology pharmacy safety, with a focus on the automated aseptic preparation of antineoplastic drugs. His work centers on evaluating robotic compounding systems—such as APOTECAchemo—to reduce occupational exposure and contamination risks. Federici’s major contributions include demonstrating that robotic systems achieve significantly lower contamination rates than manual preparation in media-fill simulation tests (18 citations), and assessing the efficacy of cleaning solutions for decontaminating robotic surfaces (17 citations). He also showed that implementing robotic chemotherapy compounding can increase pharmacy productivity and reduce medication turnaround times in cancer centers (16 citations). His research on environmental and product contamination during robotic preparation (10 citations) and the microbiological stability of dose-banded infusion bags prepared by robots (6 citations) further underscores his impact. Federici’s work has been instrumental in advancing safe, efficient, and standardized oncology pharmacy practices, with his studies collectively cited over 69 times, influencing both clinical protocols and the adoption of automation in hospital pharmacies.
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