Samah Al-Harbi

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Samah Al-Harbi is a prominent researcher in healthcare systems and pharmacy automation, with a focus on improving patient safety and operational efficiency in hospital settings. Her most-cited work, a 2025 systematic review on the effectiveness of pharmacy automation systems versus traditional systems, has garnered 8 citations and underscores her expertise in medication error reduction and healthcare technology evaluation. Al-Harbi’s research critically examines how automation can mitigate human error, reduce costs, and enhance inventory management, addressing a persistent global challenge in clinical environments. Her contributions are pivotal for evidence-based policy and practice, offering actionable insights for hospitals transitioning from traditional to automated pharmacy workflows. Beyond her systematic review, Al-Harbi’s work informs interdisciplinary discussions at the intersection of health informatics, patient safety, and operational research. Her achievements reflect a commitment to translating rigorous analysis into real-world impact, making her a key voice for students and practitioners seeking to understand the transformative potential of pharmacy automation in modern healthcare.