Marion Campbell
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About
Marion Campbell is a leading health services researcher whose work focuses on the implementation and evaluation of robotic-assisted surgery (RAS). Her research identifies the critical barriers and enablers to effectively integrating RAS into healthcare systems, addressing not only technical and infrastructural challenges but also the behavioral and process changes required for successful adoption. Campbell’s major contributions include landmark qualitative studies that have shaped how hospitals and surgical teams prepare for robotic surgery, with her most cited paper (68 citations) providing a foundational framework for implementation. She has also led the development of the RoboCOS core outcome set, an international consensus effort to standardize how the impacts of RAS are measured across patient, surgeon, organizational, and population levels. Her systematic reviews on performance and proficiency metrics further guide training and credentialing in this rapidly evolving field. Through her work, Campbell has become a key voice in ensuring that the adoption of robotic surgery is evidence-based, patient-centered, and operationally sound.
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