Philip J. Schneider
The Ohio State University, University of Phoenix, HealthInsight, University of Arizona
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About
Philip J. Schneider is a leading authority in hospital pharmacy practice, with a career dedicated to advancing medication safety and the effective use of technology in pharmaceutical care. His primary research areas include the national assessment of pharmacy dispensing and administration systems, the economic impact of medication errors, and the integration of automation to improve sterile dose preparation. Schneider is best known for spearheading the landmark ASHP national surveys of pharmacy practice in hospital settings, which provide critical, longitudinal data on how medications are dispensed and administered across the United States. These influential studies, including the 2005 (223 citations), 2011 (145 citations), and 2008 (133 citations) surveys, have shaped national standards and informed policy on safe medicines use. His work on the cost savings from reducing errors in sterile dose preparation (6 citations) and the broader impact of technology on pharmacy practice (23 citations) further underscores his commitment to patient safety and operational efficiency. Through these contributions, Schneider has become a pivotal figure in transforming hospital pharmacy from a distribution-focused role to a clinically integrated, technology-enabled profession.
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