Samar Alotaib
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Samar Alotaib is a rising researcher in healthcare education and surgical innovation, with a focused interest in understanding how future medical professionals perceive emerging technologies. Her most-cited work, “Healthcare Students’ Attitude toward Robotic Surgery: A Cross-sectional Survey” (2025), has already garnered attention with 2 citations in its early publication stage—a promising start for a timely investigation. In this study, Alotaib explores the knowledge gaps and attitudes of healthcare students in Saudi Arabia toward robotic surgery, a field rapidly expanding due to its advantages like shorter hospital stays and reduced complications. By highlighting the persistent barriers of high costs, large instrument sizes, and provider ignorance, her research underscores the critical need for targeted educational interventions to prepare the next generation of surgeons and clinicians. Alotaib’s work bridges the gap between technological advancement and human readiness, offering actionable insights for curriculum development in medical and nursing programs. Her contributions are particularly valuable for institutions seeking to integrate robotic surgery training into their curricula, ensuring that students are not only aware of but also confident in using these transformative tools. As her citation count grows, Alotaib is poised to become a key voice in shaping how healthcare education adapts to the robotic era.
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