Eilidh Duncan
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Eilidh Duncan is a leading implementation scientist whose research focuses on understanding and improving the adoption of complex surgical technologies within healthcare systems. Her work is particularly influential in the field of robotic assisted surgery (RAS), where she systematically identifies the behavioural, organisational, and infrastructural barriers and enablers that shape successful implementation. Her most-cited paper, “Barriers and enablers to the effective implementation of robotic assisted surgery” (2022, 68 citations), provides a critical framework for hospitals worldwide, moving beyond technical training to address the systemic changes required for RAS integration. By applying rigorous behavioural theory to real-world surgical settings, Duncan’s research directly informs policy and practice, helping to optimise patient outcomes and operational efficiency. Her contributions are essential for any researcher or clinician navigating the complexities of modern surgical innovation, establishing her as a key voice in bridging the gap between technological advancement and practical, effective healthcare delivery.
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