Haidara Bohsas

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Haidara Bohsas is an emerging researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of medical education, surgical innovation, and public health awareness in the Middle East. His primary research areas include the adoption of robotic surgery, medical students' knowledge and attitudes toward emerging technologies, and cross-sectional health studies in conflict-affected regions. Bohsas’s most cited paper, "Knowledge and attitudes of Syrian medical students regarding robotic surgery: A cross sectional study" (2023), provides critical insights into how future physicians perceive and understand robotic-assisted procedures—a field with transformative potential for surgical precision and patient outcomes. This study, though early in its citation impact, highlights a significant gap in regional medical training and sets the stage for integrating advanced surgical education into curricula. Bohsas’s work is notable for its timely focus on technology adoption in resource-limited settings, offering a foundation for future research on surgical innovation in the Arab world. His contributions are especially valuable for students and researchers interested in global health disparities, medical education reform, and the sociotechnical challenges of bringing cutting-edge surgery to underserved populations.