Sam Meske
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Sam Meske is a researcher at the forefront of integrating digital health technologies into gynecologic surgery, with a primary focus on postoperative care innovation. Her most-cited work, "Virtual postoperative visits following robotic gynecologic surgery: a study of patient satisfaction, safety, and feasibility" (2022, 12 citations), has been instrumental in demonstrating that telemedicine can effectively replace traditional in-person follow-ups for robotic gynecologic procedures. This study not only validated high patient satisfaction and safety outcomes but also established the practical feasibility of virtual care models, addressing critical gaps in surgical recovery protocols. Meske’s contributions are particularly significant in an era where healthcare systems seek to reduce unnecessary hospital visits while maintaining quality outcomes. By providing robust evidence for telemedicine’s role in postoperative management, her research has helped pave the way for more patient-centered, efficient surgical care pathways. Her work continues to influence how clinicians and institutions approach follow-up care, making her a key voice in the ongoing digital transformation of surgical practice.
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