Sabina De Rosis
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Sabina De Rosis is a leading researcher in the field of healthcare quality measurement, with a specific focus on Patient Reported Outcome and Experience Measures (PROMs and PREMs). Her work bridges the gap between clinical practice and patient-centered care, particularly in the context of robotic oncological surgery. Her most-cited paper (2019, 35 citations) examines the critical role of physicians in implementing systematic PROMs and PREMs for colorectal cancer patients across five hospitals, highlighting the practical challenges and successes of integrating patient feedback into surgical pathways. This research has been instrumental in demonstrating how patient-reported data can drive improvements in care quality and treatment outcomes. De Rosis’s contributions are particularly notable for their emphasis on the human factors—such as physician engagement and organizational culture—that determine whether patient-centered measurement tools succeed in real-world clinical settings. Her work has influenced both healthcare policy and clinical practice, making her a key voice in the movement toward value-based, patient-driven oncology care.
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