Ayana Chase
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Ayana Chase is a surgical educator and researcher focused on the integration of robotics into general surgery training. Her work addresses a critical gap in modern medical education: how to systematically incorporate robotic surgery skills into residency curricula. Her most cited paper, "Adopting Robotics Training into a General Surgery Residency Curriculum: Where Are We Now?" (2019), provides a foundational review of the state of robotic training programs, identifying key barriers and best practices for implementation. Although early in her citation impact, this work has been instrumental for program directors and curriculum developers seeking evidence-based frameworks for simulation and hands-on training. Chase’s contributions lie in bridging the gap between rapidly advancing surgical technology and the structured education of future surgeons. Her research emphasizes competency-based assessment, simulation fidelity, and the need for standardized curricula to ensure patient safety and trainee proficiency. As robotic surgery continues to expand, Chase’s work remains a vital resource for residency programs navigating this technological shift, positioning her as a thoughtful voice in surgical education reform.
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