Fiona Ecarnot
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Dr. Fiona Ecarnot is a health services researcher whose work bridges the gap between surgical practice and patient-centered outcomes. Her primary research areas include the behavioral dynamics of surgeons during robot-assisted surgery, perioperative care, and the integration of qualitative methodologies into clinical research. A standout contribution is her leadership of the Behav’Robot study, which provides a pioneering qualitative protocol to understand surgeon risk-taking and decision-making during robotic procedures—a field where quantitative data alone has proven insufficient. This work, published in 2022, has already garnered 5 citations, signaling its growing influence in shaping safer surgical practices. Beyond this, Dr. Ecarnot has contributed extensively to understanding patient trajectories in intensive care and cardiology, with her broader body of work amassing over 1,500 citations. Her notable achievements include advancing mixed-methods research in surgery, offering actionable insights for training and protocol design. For students and researchers, Dr. Ecarnot exemplifies how qualitative rigor can illuminate the human factors driving technological innovation in medicine.
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