Jacek Doniec

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Jacek Doniec is a leading figure in the advancement of robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) in Poland, with a primary research focus on the clinical outcomes and systemic challenges of minimally invasive surgical techniques. His work critically examines the rapid expansion of RAS, documenting that the number of surgical robots in Poland has tripled in just 36 months to 80 units, while emphasizing that “quality over quantity” must guide its integration into national healthcare. Doniec’s major contributions include comparative studies on postoperative recovery, most notably demonstrating that robotic and laparoscopic approaches for endometrial cancer significantly reduce hospitalization times compared to traditional laparotomy—a finding with direct implications for patient care and hospital resource management. With his most cited paper (6 citations) addressing the current challenges of RAS adoption, and a growing body of work in gynecologic oncology, Doniec is shaping evidence-based policy for surgical innovation. His research serves as a vital resource for clinicians and policymakers navigating the balance between technological expansion and patient safety in Poland’s evolving surgical landscape.