Meave Borton
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Meave Borton is a health systems researcher whose work focuses on optimizing oncology medication preparation and infusion center workflows to improve patient care. Her most-cited study, "Leveraging advanced preparation of oncology medications: Decreasing turnaround-times in an outpatient infusion center" (2020, 5 citations), addresses a critical challenge in cancer care: reducing patient wait times in hospital-based infusion centers. Borton’s research demonstrates how advanced medication preparation strategies can significantly decrease turnaround times, directly addressing the link between extended waits and patient dissatisfaction. By analyzing real-world infusion center operations, she provides evidence-based solutions that balance efficiency with safety, offering practical frameworks for healthcare administrators. Though her citation count is modest, her work holds substantial practical impact for oncology clinics facing rising patient volumes. Borton’s contributions are particularly valuable for quality improvement initiatives, as she bridges operational logistics with patient-centered outcomes. Her research serves as a model for how targeted process changes—such as pre-emptively preparing high-use medications—can enhance both clinical throughput and the patient experience in high-stress oncology settings.
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