Razan Alqahtani
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Razan Alqahtani is a leading researcher in health systems and pharmacy informatics, with a focused expertise in evaluating the impact of automation on medication safety and hospital efficiency. Her most influential work, a systematic review comparing pharmacy automation systems to traditional hospital setups, has garnered significant attention, accumulating 8 citations since its publication in 2025. This landmark study systematically addresses the persistent global challenge of medication errors, demonstrating how automated systems can substantially reduce human error, lower healthcare costs, and improve operational workflows. By synthesizing evidence on the transition from traditional, error-prone pharmacy models to technology-driven solutions, Alqahtani has provided a critical evidence base for healthcare administrators and policymakers. Her contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between clinical practice and technological innovation, offering actionable insights that directly inform hospital pharmacy modernization efforts. Through her rigorous analysis, Alqahtani has established herself as a key voice in patient safety research, helping to shape the future of medication management systems in healthcare institutions worldwide.
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