Daniel Loman
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Dr. Daniel Loman is a urology researcher whose work focuses on optimizing surgical efficiency and patient outcomes in the operating room. His most cited study, "The Role of Patient and Procedure Specific Factors in Urology Operating Room Perioperative Times" (2018, 5 citations), provides critical insights into the often-overlooked nonoperative periods that patients experience during urological procedures. By analyzing patient and procedure-specific characteristics at a tertiary institution, Loman identified key factors that influence perioperative times, offering actionable data to streamline surgical workflows and reduce unnecessary delays. This work has practical implications for improving resource allocation, minimizing patient wait times, and enhancing overall operating room productivity. While his citation count is modest, Loman’s research addresses a vital gap in surgical logistics, demonstrating how data-driven approaches can transform perioperative care. His findings are particularly valuable for hospital administrators and urologists seeking to balance efficiency with patient safety. Through this focused investigation, Loman contributes to the broader goal of making surgical environments more responsive to both clinical and operational demands.
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