Nikta Rezakahn Khajeh
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Dr. Nikta Rezakahn Khajeh is a prominent urology researcher whose work centers on surgical education, resident training, and clinical outcomes in urologic oncology. Her landmark study, "Evaluation of Urology Residency Training and Perceived Resident Abilities in the United States" (2019), with 92 citations, critically assessed the alignment between residency curricula and perceived competencies, revealing gaps in hands-on training that have since informed curricular reforms. This work, alongside her broader contributions, has shaped how urology programs approach skill acquisition and readiness for independent practice. Dr. Khajeh’s research also explores disparities in surgical care and the optimization of patient outcomes, particularly in prostate and bladder cancer management. Her findings have been cited in policy discussions and educational guidelines, underscoring their practical impact. Recognized for her rigorous methodology and commitment to improving both trainee development and patient care, Dr. Khajeh continues to bridge the gap between academic research and clinical reality, making her a vital voice in modern urology.
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