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Daniele Mascia is a leading scholar in organizational behavior and health care management, whose research explores how professional networks shape innovation, decision-making, and team performance in medical settings. His work centers on the intersection of social networks, technology adoption, and collaborative dynamics within health care organizations. Mascia’s most influential paper, “Professional networks and the alignment of individual perceptions about medical innovation” (2016, 18 citations), demonstrates how clinicians’ network ties influence their shared understanding and acceptance of new medical technologies, highlighting the critical role of social structure in innovation diffusion. His more recent study, “The Partners of My Partners: Shared Collaborative Experience and Team Performance in Surgical Teams” (2024, 4 citations), extends this line of inquiry by showing that indirect collaborative experiences—through common prior partners—significantly enhance surgical team performance, offering novel insights into team assembly and effectiveness. Mascia also contributed to the empirical literature on robotic surgery adoption (2017), examining how professional networks facilitate the spread of complex medical technologies. His work is widely cited for its rigorous application of network analysis to pressing health care challenges, making him a key figure for students and researchers interested in organizational networks, medical innovation, and team science.
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