Virginie Korb‐Savoldelli
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Virginie Korb-Savoldelli is a leading researcher in hospital pharmacy automation and medication safety, with a focus on optimizing drug distribution systems to enhance patient care. Her work centers on the economic and quality impacts of centralized automated-dispensing technologies, particularly in teaching hospitals. Her most-cited study, a prospective evaluation of an automated-dispensing system in a French teaching hospital, demonstrated significant return on investment and reduced dispensing errors after eight years of use, underscoring the long-term benefits of automation. This research, cited 34 times, provides critical evidence for healthcare institutions considering similar investments. Korb-Savoldelli’s contributions extend to user satisfaction assessments, bridging operational efficiency with frontline staff perspectives. Her findings have informed best practices in pharmacy logistics, helping to shape safer, more cost-effective medication management systems. Through rigorous before-and-after studies and economic analyses, she has advanced the field of clinical pharmacy, offering actionable insights for hospitals worldwide. Her work remains a key reference for researchers and practitioners aiming to improve medication safety through technological innovation.
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