Jeremy Koehlinger
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Jeremy Koehlinger is a pediatric urology researcher whose work centers on the intersection of surgical outcomes and family-centered care. His most-cited study, "Parental decision regret after pediatric urologic surgeries compared to decisions of everyday life" (2024), with 6 citations, provides a novel framework for understanding how parents process and reflect on major medical choices for their children. By comparing surgical decisions to everyday life decisions, Koehlinger highlights the unique emotional and psychological burdens families carry, offering insights that can improve preoperative counseling and postoperative support. This work underscores his commitment to patient and family well-being beyond the operating room. Though early in his career, Koehlinger’s focus on decision regret—a relatively underexplored area in pediatric urology—positions him as a thoughtful contributor to the field. His research has implications for reducing long-term parental distress and enhancing shared decision-making in pediatric surgical care. As his citation record grows, Koehlinger is poised to shape how clinicians address the human side of pediatric urology.
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