Angela Tatar
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Angela Tatar is a gynecologic oncology researcher whose work focuses on evaluating and improving robotic surgery outcomes. Her most-cited paper, "A three-pronged approach to evaluating robotic surgery" (2019, 2 citations), presents a comprehensive framework that examines robotic surgery programs through three critical lenses: clinical outcomes, patient-reported experiences, and institutional barriers. This holistic approach provides a valuable model for assessing surgical innovation beyond traditional metrics. Tatar's research addresses the rapid adoption of robotic technology in specialties like gynecologic oncology, identifying both its potential and the obstacles that remain. Her work contributes to a deeper understanding of how robotic surgery can be optimized for patient care, bridging the gap between technological advancement and real-world clinical practice. While her citation count is modest, Tatar's methodical evaluation framework offers practical insights for surgeons and institutions seeking to implement or refine robotic surgery programs. Her research underscores the importance of multi-dimensional assessment in surgical innovation, making her a thoughtful voice in the ongoing conversation about technology's role in modern medicine.
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- 1A three-pronged approach to evaluating robotic surgery2 citations · 2019