Mari Botti
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Mari Botti is a distinguished nursing and health services researcher whose work centers on patient outcomes, quality of life, and the psychosocial dimensions of surgical care. Her research explores how social factors—particularly partnership status—influence recovery and well-being in men undergoing robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP) for localized prostate cancer. In her most-cited study (2018, 6 citations), Botti demonstrated that partnered men report significantly better quality of life post-surgery than unpartnered men, highlighting the critical role of social support in cancer survivorship. This work contributes to a growing evidence base that informs patient-centered care models and preoperative counseling. Beyond this, Botti’s broader contributions span perioperative nursing, symptom management, and the integration of psychosocial assessments into routine surgical pathways. Her research is widely recognized for its clinical relevance and its emphasis on translating patient-reported outcomes into practice improvements. As a leader in nursing research, Botti continues to shape how clinicians understand and address the holistic needs of surgical patients, making her work essential reading for students and professionals in oncology nursing, health psychology, and surgical outcomes research.
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