Nabeeha Ahmad
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About
Nabeeha Ahmad is a pioneering researcher in the field of surgical ergonomics and team dynamics, with a primary focus on robot-assisted surgery (RAS). Her work investigates the complex interplay between human factors, technology, and clinical outcomes in the operating room. Her most-cited paper, "The Loud Surgeon Behind the Console: Understanding Team Activities During Robot-Assisted Surgery" (66 citations), reveals how the physical separation of the surgeon from the team creates unique communication and coordination challenges. In her second major study, "Ambulatory movements, team dynamics and interactions during robot-assisted surgery" (63 citations), she systematically analyzed how congestion in the robotic workspace impacts workflow and predisposes teams to errors. Her third highly cited work, "Evaluation and Impact of Workflow Interruptions During Robot-assisted Surgery" (55 citations), quantifies how disruptions—often stemming from spatial and communication issues—compromise surgical efficiency and patient safety. Collectively, Ahmad’s research has been instrumental in redesigning operating room layouts, improving team training protocols, and informing the development of safer robotic systems. Her work bridges engineering, psychology, and medicine, offering actionable insights for surgical teams worldwide. With over 180 citations across her key publications, Nabeeha Ahmad is a leading voice in the movement to make high-tech surgery safer and more human-centered.
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