Sabine Azam

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Sabine Azam is a researcher at the forefront of pharmaceutical automation and patient safety, whose work bridges the gap between advanced robotics and clinical informatics. Her most cited study, "Automated preparation of cytotoxic drugs: the evidence for an interface between the robot and computerized provider order entry?" (2022, 4 citations), critically examines the integration of robotic systems with electronic health records to streamline the compounding of hazardous chemotherapy agents. This contribution addresses a pressing need in oncology pharmacy: reducing human error and occupational exposure while maintaining precision in drug preparation. Azam’s research highlights the technical and operational challenges of creating seamless interfaces between automated compounding robots and computerized provider order entry (CPOE) systems, offering evidence-based recommendations for safer, more efficient workflows. Her work is particularly impactful for hospital pharmacies seeking to adopt robotic solutions without compromising data integrity or patient safety. By focusing on the intersection of technology and clinical practice, Azam provides a roadmap for implementing automation in high-stakes environments. Her findings not only advance the field of pharmaceutical robotics but also underscore the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in modern healthcare, making her a key voice in the evolving landscape of medication safety and digital health innovation.