Daniela Prencipe
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Daniela Prencipe is a clinical researcher whose work centers on advancing perioperative pain management and the organization of acute care services. Her most cited study, “The experience of setting up a resident-managed Acute Pain Service: a descriptive study” (2015, 14 citations), introduces a novel, resident-led model for acute pain management—a departure from traditional anesthesiologist- or nurse-based Acute Pain Services (APS). This work highlights her contributions to improving postoperative pain control while simultaneously enhancing anesthesia training, demonstrating how structured resident involvement can expand access to specialized pain care in hospitals with limited resources. Though her citation count is modest, the study’s practical relevance has made it a reference for institutions seeking cost-effective, educational APS models. Prencipe’s research underscores a commitment to bridging clinical efficiency with medical education, offering a replicable framework that empowers trainees while addressing systemic gaps in pain management. Her work is particularly valuable for anesthesiology residents and healthcare administrators interested in sustainable, team-based approaches to acute pain services.
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