Milind Kulkarni

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Milind Kulkarni is a researcher whose work bridges the evolving intersection of surgical technology and team dynamics, with a particular focus on robotic-assisted surgery in colorectal procedures. His most-cited paper, "Perceptions of theatre team members to robotic assisted surgery and the aid of technology in colorectal surgery" (2024), has garnered 3 citations, reflecting an emerging interest in how surgical teams adapt to and perceive advanced technological aids. Kulkarni’s contributions center on understanding the human factors within high-tech surgical environments, exploring how team members—from surgeons to nursing staff—experience and integrate robotic systems into clinical workflows. This work is pivotal for improving training, communication, and overall surgical outcomes as robotics become more prevalent. By highlighting the perceptual and collaborative challenges of adopting new technologies, Kulkarni provides actionable insights for healthcare institutions aiming to optimize team performance. His research underscores a growing need to balance technological innovation with human-centered design, making his findings valuable for both surgical practitioners and medical technology developers. As robotic surgery expands, Kulkarni’s focus on team perceptions positions him as a key voice in shaping safer, more efficient surgical practices.