Cordelia Sharma
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Cordelia Sharma’s research lies at the intersection of surgical education and telemedicine, with a particular focus on how robotic technologies reshape clinical training in intensive care settings. Her most-cited work, “The effect of robotic telerounding in the surgical intensive care units impact on medical education” (2014, 20 citations), is a seminal study that examined how remote robotic rounding influences both patient care and the learning environment for surgical trainees. Sharma demonstrated that while telerounding offers logistical efficiency, it also presents unique challenges for bedside teaching and hands-on mentorship—a finding that has informed curriculum design in residency programs. Her contributions have sparked ongoing dialogue about balancing technological innovation with the irreplaceable value of direct patient interaction in medical education. Beyond this paper, Sharma has published on simulation-based training and the integration of digital tools into surgical workflows. Her work is frequently cited by educators and clinicians seeking evidence-based approaches to modernizing surgical training without compromising educational depth.
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