Jordan J. Cochuyt

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Jordan J. Cochuyt is a health services researcher focused on the adoption and impact of minimally invasive surgical technologies, particularly in colorectal cancer care. His work examines how laparoscopy and robotic surgery are reshaping treatment patterns and patient outcomes. In his most cited study, "Trends in the Use of Laparoscopy and Robotics for Colorectal Cancer in Florida" (2019, 13 citations), Cochuyt analyzed statewide inpatient data to document the increasing shift from open to robotic-assisted procedures, revealing critical disparities in access and utilization across hospital types. A subsequent paper, "Hospital robotic use for colorectal cancer care" (2020), further explored institutional factors driving robotic adoption. Though his citation counts are modest, Cochuyt’s research provides foundational evidence for understanding the real-world diffusion of surgical innovation, informing policy and clinical decision-making. His work is particularly valuable for students and researchers studying surgical technology adoption, health disparities, and the translation of innovation into routine practice.