Monsey McLeod
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Monsey McLeod is a leading researcher in health systems engineering, with a primary focus on optimizing hospital pharmacy operations through discrete event simulation and operational research. Her most-cited work, "Using discrete event simulation to design a more efficient hospital pharmacy for outpatients" (2011, 63 citations), demonstrates her pioneering approach to modeling complex healthcare workflows. McLeod's major contributions lie in developing evidence-based frameworks that reduce patient wait times, improve medication dispensing accuracy, and enhance resource allocation in outpatient pharmacy settings. By translating theoretical simulation models into practical, data-driven redesigns, her research has directly influenced pharmacy layout, staffing, and process flow in hospitals. Her work is widely recognized for bridging the gap between academic modeling and real-world clinical efficiency, with her citation impact reflecting sustained relevance among healthcare operations researchers and practitioners. McLeod's achievements include advancing the use of simulation as a decision-support tool in pharmacy management, making her a key figure in the field of healthcare logistics and patient-centered service design.
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