Camille Julio
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Camille Julio is a pioneering researcher in surgical human factors, with a focused expertise on the cognitive and behavioural dynamics of surgeons during robot-assisted procedures. Her work bridges the gap between advanced surgical technology and the human operator, exploring how surgeons make decisions and manage risk in high-stakes, technology-mediated environments. Her most notable contribution, the protocol for the qualitative *Behav’Robot* study, provides a foundational framework for understanding surgeon behaviour during robotic surgery—a field where over 1.2 million procedures were performed globally in 2019, yet empirical data on surgeon risk-taking mechanisms remain sparse. This work, already garnering 5 citations, lays the groundwork for improving surgical training, patient safety, and the design of next-generation robotic systems. By systematically describing the cognitive and environmental factors that influence performance, Julio’s research is essential for anyone studying the intersection of human behaviour, technology, and surgical outcomes. Her work is a critical resource for students and researchers aiming to make robotic surgery safer and more intuitive.
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