Armando Rosales
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Armando Rosales is a researcher whose work centers on the intersection of surgical education, telemedicine, and medicolegal responsibility. His most cited paper, "Teleproctoring in Surgery Training to Avoid Technical Misadventures and Video Recording: Responsibility and Liability" (2019), addresses a critical gap in modern surgical training by exploring how remote proctoring can reduce intraoperative errors while navigating the complex legal and ethical implications of video recording. Though his citation count is modest, Rosales’s contribution is significant for its forward-looking focus on integrating digital tools into high-stakes medical education. By highlighting the dual challenges of technical precision and liability, his work offers a foundational framework for institutions adopting teleproctoring—a practice increasingly vital in resource-limited or geographically dispersed training settings. Rosales’s research is particularly valuable for surgeons, educators, and policymakers seeking to balance innovation with accountability. His emphasis on responsibility and risk management underscores a pragmatic approach to advancing surgical training in the digital age, making him a thoughtful voice in the ongoing evolution of medical pedagogy.
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