Pei‐Chen Lin

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Dr. Pei-Chen Lin is a pioneering researcher in robotic spine surgery, with a focus on surgical learning curves, team dynamics, and patient outcomes. His most cited work, "Potential Roles of Teamwork and Unmet Needs on Surgical Learning Curves of Spinal Robotic Screw Placement" (2022), quantitatively examines how collaborative team structures and unaddressed clinical needs influence the acquisition of proficiency in robotic-assisted spinal procedures. By applying the power law of practice to data from Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital’s neurosurgery department—where a dedicated robotic spine surgery team was established in 2013—Lin demonstrates that effective teamwork significantly accelerates the learning curve, reducing errors and improving screw placement accuracy. This study, with 5 citations, provides actionable insights for surgical training programs and hospital teams adopting robotic technologies. Lin’s work bridges engineering principles and clinical practice, offering a framework for optimizing surgical education. His contributions are particularly valuable for institutions seeking to integrate robotics into spine surgery, highlighting the critical role of human factors in technological adoption.

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   Potential Roles of Teamwork and Unmet Needs on Surgical Learning Curves of Spinal Robotic Screw Placement

   5 citations · 2022

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