Patrick Hogue
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Patrick Hogue is a researcher whose work explores the critical intersection of communication technology and high-stakes medical environments. His primary research focus is on the impact of wireless systems on team dynamics and verbal communication within robotic surgery settings. In his most-cited study, "Impact of a Wireless System Upon Verbal Communication in a Simulated Robotic Operating Theater" (2018), Hogue provides foundational insights into how wireless communication tools can either enhance or disrupt coordination among surgical teams. Although his citation count is modest, this work represents a vital contribution to the emerging field of human factors in robotic-assisted surgery, highlighting the often-overlooked role of non-technical skills in patient safety. Hogue’s research is particularly valuable for students and practitioners interested in the design of safer, more efficient operating rooms, as it underscores the need for communication protocols that keep pace with technological advancements. His work serves as a compelling reminder that even subtle changes in communication infrastructure can have profound effects on team performance in critical care settings.
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