Jood Alharthi
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Jood Alharthi is a rising researcher in healthcare education and surgical technology, with a focus on understanding attitudes toward robotic surgery in clinical training environments. Her most-cited work, "Healthcare Students’ Attitude toward Robotic Surgery: A Cross-sectional Survey" (2025), has already garnered 2 citations, reflecting early interest in her contributions. In this study, she investigates the perceptions of healthcare students in Saudi Arabia regarding robotic surgery, highlighting both its advantages—such as shorter hospital stays, fewer complications, and improved cosmetic outcomes—and its limitations, including high costs, large instrument sizes, and gaps in provider knowledge. By addressing the critical issue of ignorance among future practitioners, Alharthi’s work provides foundational insights for integrating robotic surgery into medical curricula and improving training programs. Her research underscores the importance of bridging the gap between technological advancements and educational preparedness, making her a valuable voice in the evolving landscape of surgical innovation. As her citation count grows, Alharthi’s contributions promise to shape how healthcare students engage with cutting-edge surgical tools in Saudi Arabia and beyond.
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