Christian Perez
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Christian Perez is a prominent researcher in surgical education and simulation-based training, with a particular focus on optimizing resident learning and patient safety. His work critically examines the design and implementation of simulation curricula, identifying both effective strategies and common pitfalls that can undermine training outcomes. His most-cited paper, "Current status of resident simulation training curricula: pearls and pitfalls" (2024, 10 citations), has become an essential resource for educators seeking to integrate high-fidelity simulation into surgical programs. Perez’s contributions extend beyond curriculum analysis; he is recognized for advancing evidence-based frameworks that bridge the gap between simulated practice and real-world clinical performance. His research has informed national guidelines and influenced how residency programs structure hands-on training, ultimately aiming to reduce medical errors and improve procedural competence. With a growing citation impact, Perez is shaping the next generation of surgical education, making his work indispensable for trainees and faculty alike.
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