Emmanuel Brian
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About
Emmanuel Brian is a thoracic surgeon and patient safety researcher whose work focuses on improving perioperative outcomes in lung surgery. His major contributions center on systematically identifying and classifying patient safety incidents (PSIs) to reduce preventable harm. In his landmark multicenter study, the "Epithor Patient Safety Incident study," Brian led a prospective evaluation across three French thoracic surgery departments, demonstrating that PSIs occur at a significant rate during perioperative care and directly impact 90-day postoperative outcomes. This work provides a critical framework for quality improvement in thoracic surgery. While his most-cited paper currently has 2 citations, reflecting its recent 2024 publication, the study's rigorous methodology and clinical relevance position it as a foundational reference for patient safety in thoracic oncology. Brian's research bridges surgical technique and systems-based safety, offering actionable data to reduce complications. His work is essential reading for surgeons, quality officers, and researchers committed to safer lung cancer care.
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