Andrew Hill
Sorbonne Université, University of Auckland, Middlemore Hospital
Papers
4
Total Citations
67
H-Index
3
About
Andrew Hill is a leading figure in perioperative medicine and surgical innovation, with a particular focus on evidence-based pain management and minimally invasive techniques. His most influential work, the 2021 PROSPECT guidelines update for pain management after prostatectomy for cancer, has garnered 33 citations, establishing a new standard for postoperative care in urologic oncology. Hill’s research critically examines the evolution of perioperative medicine, arguing in his 2015 paper that the field’s “second round will need a change of tactics” (27 citations) to address persistent gaps in patient outcomes. He has also contributed to the advancement of minimally invasive hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) surgery, co-authoring a 2023 study on quality measures that highlights the role of international consensus in guiding safe adoption of these techniques. In his provocative 2014 essay, “Is perioperative care still an issue now that we have the robot?” (3 citations), Hill challenges the assumption that technological progress alone solves surgical challenges. Through his work, Hill bridges clinical guidelines, surgical quality, and the human factors of care, making him a vital voice in shaping modern surgical practice.
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- 2Perioperative medicine- the second round will need a change of tactics27 citations · 2015
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- 4Is perioperative care still an issue now that we have the robot?3 citations · 2014