Jonathan Cottenet
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Jonathan Cottenet is a leading researcher in thoracic surgical outcomes and health services research, with a focus on lung cancer surgery. His work centers on evaluating and improving quality indicators such as mortality, failure-to-rescue, and surgical learning curves using large-scale, nationwide population-based data. Cottenet’s major contributions include landmark studies that track the evolution of postoperative outcomes over 15 years in France, revealing critical trends in patient safety and surgical quality. His 2023 study, with 11 citations, provides essential benchmarks for mortality and failure-to-rescue after lung cancer surgery. More recently, his 2024 investigation into the learning curve threshold for robot-assisted lung cancer surgery—using a novel composite quality indicator—offers actionable insights for surgical training and credentialing. By leveraging comprehensive French hospital databases, Cottenet’s research bridges clinical practice and health policy, helping to define standards for safe, effective lung cancer care. His work is indispensable for surgeons, epidemiologists, and policymakers aiming to reduce surgical complications and improve patient outcomes in thoracic oncology.
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