C Jasso-Garcia
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C. Jasso-Garcia is a researcher whose work bridges the fields of medical education and emerging technology, with a particular focus on how digital engagement influences clinical skill acquisition. Their most cited study, "Impact of Current Video Game Playing on Robotic Simulation Skills Among Medical Students" (2015), explores the transferable benefits of gaming dexterity to robotic surgery training. This investigation, cited twice, contributes to a growing body of literature examining whether pre-existing screen-based habits can enhance performance in high-stakes, simulation-driven medical environments. While their citation count is modest, Jasso-Garcia’s work addresses a timely question: as robotic surgery becomes more prevalent, understanding the role of prior gaming experience could reshape how educators design curricula and assess student readiness. Their research offers practical insights for medical trainees and simulation instructors alike, suggesting that skills cultivated in recreational digital contexts may have unexpected professional value. Jasso-Garcia’s contribution lies in opening a dialogue between the worlds of gaming and surgical precision, encouraging a re-evaluation of what constitutes relevant preparation for modern medical practice.
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