Lea Leeser
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Lea Leeser is a researcher focused on the intersection of digital simulation, healthcare operations, and ergonomics. Her key research areas include virtual process simulation in high-stakes medical environments, particularly the operating room, where she explores how digital tools can improve workflow efficiency, reduce risk, and optimize resource use. Her most notable work, "Virtual Process Simulation in Health Care: Potentials and Challenges" (2021), critically examines the application of planning software like EMA WorkDesigner to model and analyze complex surgical processes—an area where real-world experimentation is often impractical. This contribution has garnered 2 citations, reflecting its emerging relevance in the field of healthcare systems engineering. By bridging production planning and prospective ergonomics, Leeser demonstrates how simulation can enhance both patient safety and staff well-being. Her research offers practical insights for healthcare administrators and process engineers seeking to redesign clinical workflows without disrupting live operations. As the demand for digital transformation in medicine grows, Leeser’s work positions her as a thoughtful voice on the challenges and opportunities of virtual process simulation in health care.
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- 1Virtual Process Simulation in Health Care: Potentials and Challenges2 citations · 2021