Paul G. Grussing
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Paul G. Grussing is a distinguished researcher in pharmacy administration and health systems, with a particular focus on the human factors and organizational dynamics of pharmacy practice. His work has been instrumental in understanding how pharmacy professionals adapt to technological change, especially the integration of automation and robotics into medication dispensing systems. Grussing’s most cited paper, “Staff attitudes about the use of robots in pharmacy before implementation of a robotic dispensing system” (1998, 14 citations), is a seminal study that surveyed hospital pharmacy staff at a Midwestern university medical center to gauge their perceptions and concerns prior to adopting robotic technology. This research provided critical insights into the attitudinal barriers and facilitators of technological adoption in clinical settings, helping to shape implementation strategies that prioritize staff engagement and training. Grussing’s contributions have informed best practices for introducing automation in healthcare environments, emphasizing the importance of addressing workforce anxieties to ensure successful integration. His work remains a valuable reference for researchers and administrators navigating the intersection of pharmacy practice, technology, and human behavior.
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