Maaike Rutten

Hospital Pharmacist, Erasmus MC

Maaike J. Rutten – van Kranenburg has been a hospital pharmacist at Erasmus MC in Rotterdam since 2019. Prior to starting her PhD research, she served as lead hospital pharmacist for the logistics department of the hospital pharmacy. She is an active member of several committees within Erasmus MC, including the Anticoagulation Stewardship Committee and the Cytotoxic Drugs Committee, and is also involved in the Hematology Special Interest Group of the NVZA (Dutch Association of Hospital Pharmacists).

Maaike’s PhD research focuses on medication availability and drug shortages. Her projects include the MOSUPPAN study, which aims to predict medication shortages using machine learning and is funded by ZonMw. In addition, she is involved in a study exploring pharmaceutical compounding as a potential solution to drug shortages, funded by the LCG (National Medicines Coordination Centre).

Presentation: From Reaction to Prediction: Machine Learning in Drug Shortage Management

Medication shortages have escalated into a critical and urgent challenge in recent years, particulary due to the increasing shortages of oncological and anti-infective therapies. This recurring problem significantly impacts patients and may lead to treatment delays or switches to alternative therapies. Supply chain complexity and delayed, non-transparent available shortage information restrict timely mitigation by healthcare providers. This present study aimed to develop and validate a machine learning model to predict medication shortages using data from stakeholders in the Dutch pharmaceutical supply chain and to identify the key predictors. This can help health care providers in their daily practice to deliver optimized pharmaceutical care.  

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