Benjamin E. Jevnikar

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Benjamin E. Jevnikar is a leading researcher in the rapidly evolving field of robotic-assisted joint arthroplasty, with a focus on the economic and operational integration of these technologies into mainstream orthopaedic practice. His work critically examines the adoption, workflow efficiency, and financial implications of robotic-assisted total knee and hip arthroplasty (RA-TJA). Jevnikar’s landmark 2025 study projects that RA-TJA will account for 70% of all arthroplasties in the USA by 2030, a finding that has already garnered 10 citations for its forward-looking impact on surgical planning and healthcare policy. Complementing this, his analysis of economic impact and workflow efficiency—cited 9 times—addresses a crucial gap in the literature by synthesizing how evolving payment models and implementation strategies affect the value proposition of robotic surgery. By bridging technical precision with real-world economic realities, Jevnikar provides essential guidance for hospitals, surgeons, and policymakers navigating the transition to robotic-assisted procedures, making his work indispensable for students and researchers interested in the future of orthopaedic surgery and health technology assessment.