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About
Adam T. Stearns is a colorectal surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of surgical technology, patient experience, and team dynamics in minimally invasive surgery. His research critically examines how robotic-assisted surgery impacts both clinical outcomes and the human factors within the operating theatre. Stearns has made significant contributions by integrating qualitative methodologies into surgical research, exploring how patients perceive and experience different surgical approaches—robotic, laparoscopic, and open—for colorectal resections. His studies on theatre team perceptions of robotic surgery have provided valuable insights into the adoption and integration of advanced technologies in surgical practice. While his most-cited papers are recent (2023–2024), each accumulating 3 citations, they represent a growing body of work that prioritizes patient-centered outcomes and interdisciplinary collaboration. Stearns’ research is notable for bridging the gap between technical innovation and the lived experiences of both patients and surgical teams, offering a holistic perspective on the future of colorectal surgery. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in surgical innovation, qualitative health research, and the sociotechnical aspects of medical technology.
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