Antoine Lefevre-Scelles
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2
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23
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About
Antoine Lefevre-Scelles is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotic surgery, patient safety, and human factors. His work focuses on understanding and mitigating the unique challenges of high-stakes robotic operating environments, particularly in thoracic surgery. Lefevre-Scelles is best known for pioneering simulation-based crisis training protocols, as demonstrated in his highly cited 2021 paper (16 citations), which provides a practical framework for improving surgical team performance and patient safety during robotic procedures. He further advanced the field with a systematic review (2024, 7 citations) that rigorously examines the relationship between robotic surgery and work-related stress among surgeons. This work is critical for designing interventions that protect surgeon well-being and prevent burnout. By bridging the gap between technical proficiency and human performance, Lefevre-Scelles’ research has direct implications for surgical training curricula and operating room design. His contributions are shaping a new standard of care where safety and surgeon health are as important as surgical precision.
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- 2Robotic surgery and work-related stress: A systematic review7 citations · 2024