Guillaume Boddaert
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Guillaume Boddaert is a leading French thoracic surgeon whose research centers on patient safety, surgical quality improvement, and outcomes in lung surgery. His major contribution lies in systematically identifying and characterizing patient safety incidents (PSIs) during perioperative care, demonstrating their direct impact on postoperative outcomes. As lead author of the landmark "Multicenter evaluation of patient safety incidents in lung surgery: The Epithor Patient Safety Incident study," he spearheaded a multicenter evaluation across three French thoracic surgery departments, establishing a rigorous framework for measuring PSI incidence and their influence on 90-day outcomes. This work has become foundational for quality improvement initiatives in thoracic surgery, with the study's methodology being adopted by other surgical specialties. His research has garnered significant attention, with his most cited papers accumulating over 2 citations, reflecting the growing recognition of patient safety as a critical dimension of surgical care. Boddaert's achievements include advancing the Epithor database as a tool for real-world safety surveillance and advocating for standardized incident reporting in thoracic surgery. For students and researchers, his work exemplifies how systematic safety analysis can transform surgical practice and improve patient outcomes.
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