Jeanne Heloury
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About
Jeanne Heloury is a leading researcher in hospital pharmacy automation, specializing in the aseptic preparation of sterile drugs. Her work focuses on enhancing safety and efficiency in the compounding of high-risk medications, particularly cytotoxic agents and anti-infectious drugs. Heloury’s major contributions include the development of a simulation program to validate the KIRO® Oncology robot for preparing monoclonal antibodies, where she demonstrated the critical impact of excipient formulations on compounding accuracy. She also conducted a pivotal risk analysis comparing robotic and peristaltic pump automation against manual processes using the FMECA method, revealing significant improvements in both safety and productivity. Her most-cited papers—with 16 and 11 citations respectively—underscore her influence in advancing sterile drug preparation. Heloury’s work is notable for bridging simulation modeling and real-world risk assessment, offering practical solutions to reduce contamination and human error in hospital pharmacies. Her research is essential reading for students and professionals seeking to understand the future of automated pharmaceutical compounding.
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