Ayisha A Ashmore
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Ayisha A. Ashmore’s research lies at the intersection of patient communication, surgical innovation, and public sector strategy, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies reshape healthcare delivery and organizational decision-making. Her most cited work, “Seeing is believing: Patients’ attitudes and information preferences towards robotic gynaecological surgery” (2024, 3 citations), offers a timely exploration of how patients perceive and seek information about robotic-assisted procedures, highlighting the critical role of transparent communication in building trust and informed consent. Beyond clinical settings, Ashmore contributes to public administration scholarship by examining how public organizations navigate strategic projects in inter-organisational contexts. Her case study research sheds light on the efficiency and adaptability of strategizing when public clients initiate complex, cross-boundary initiatives, and how shifts in their strategic priorities can ripple through project outcomes. This dual focus—bridging patient-centered care and public sector strategy—positions Ashmore as a thoughtful voice on the human and organizational dimensions of technological change. Her work is especially valuable for students and researchers interested in health communication, surgical innovation adoption, and the strategic management of public services.
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