Eran C. Gwillim
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Eran C. Gwillim is a researcher whose work focuses on surgical education and simulation, particularly in the context of robotic surgery. Her key research areas include the assessment of trainee performance under stress, the development of realistic surgical simulations, and the evaluation of non-technical skills in operating room environments. Her most notable contribution, "Residents' response to bleeding during a simulated robotic surgery task" (2017), examines how surgical residents manage intraoperative complications—a critical yet underexplored aspect of training. This study, which has garnered 2 citations, provides foundational insights into the cognitive and behavioral responses of trainees during high-stakes scenarios, highlighting gaps in current simulation curricula. While her citation count is modest, her work is significant for its focus on patient safety and the integration of crisis management into robotic surgery training. Gwillim’s research underscores the importance of preparing surgeons for unexpected events, a vital step toward improving outcomes in minimally invasive procedures.
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- 1Residents' response to bleeding during a simulated robotic surgery task2 citations · 2017