Abrar Abdulmohsen Shehab
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Abrar Abdulmohsen Shehab is a health systems and public health researcher whose work centers on the intersection of medical technology, patient awareness, and healthcare decision-making. Her most cited study, "An exploratory study of public’ awareness about robotics-assisted surgery in Kuwait" (2020, 30 citations), provides critical insights into how public perception and understanding influence the adoption of advanced surgical technologies. This research highlights the gap between technological capability and community readiness, emphasizing that successful implementation of robotic-assisted surgery depends not only on clinical infrastructure but also on informed public willingness. Shehab’s work is foundational for policymakers and healthcare leaders seeking to bridge the awareness-to-adoption gap in emerging medical technologies. Her contributions are particularly valuable in the context of the Middle East, where technology diffusion often outpaces public education. By centering the patient and community voice, Shehab offers a human-centered perspective on surgical innovation, making her research essential reading for students and professionals in health policy, surgical innovation, and public engagement in healthcare transformation.
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