Marie Viprey
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Marie Viprey is a health services researcher whose work focuses on the safety and efficiency of hospital medication systems. Her key research areas include pharmaceutical technology assessment, medication error reduction, and the economic evaluation of drug dispensing innovations. Viprey’s major contribution is her pioneering evaluation of robotic unit dose drug dispensing systems (UDDDS), demonstrating how automation can significantly lower medicines administration errors while also analyzing the cost implications of such technology. Her most-cited study, published in 2013, provides foundational evidence on the trade-offs between error reduction and dispensing costs in hospital pharmacies—a critical concern for healthcare administrators and policymakers. Though her citation count is modest, her work has practical impact, informing the implementation of robotic systems in clinical settings. Viprey’s research bridges pharmacy practice and health economics, offering actionable insights for improving patient safety. She continues to contribute to the evidence base on pharmaceutical automation, making her a valuable voice for students and researchers interested in medication safety, health technology assessment, and the optimization of hospital pharmacy workflows.
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