Marianna Azzolini
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Marianna Azzolini is a leading researcher at the intersection of surgical education, nursing practice, and robotic-assisted technology. Her work centers on optimizing training methodologies for surgical teams, with a particular focus on the role of nursing staff in robotic surgery environments. Azzolini’s most notable contribution is her pioneering application of the Kirkpatrick Model—a globally recognized four-level evaluation framework—to assess the effectiveness of robotic-assisted surgery education. Her landmark 2025 study, which has already garnered early citations, systematically evaluates how structured educational interventions impact nursing competence, team performance, and ultimately patient outcomes. By bridging the gap between advanced surgical technology and evidence-based pedagogy, Azzolini provides actionable insights for developing skilled, cohesive surgical teams capable of meeting the rising global demand for robotic procedures. Her work is essential reading for educators, surgical leaders, and healthcare administrators seeking to design curricula that not only teach technical skills but also foster critical thinking and interprofessional collaboration. Azzolini’s research is shaping the future of surgical training, ensuring that as robotic technology evolves, the human expertise driving it keeps pace.
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