Silvana Quaglini
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About
Silvana Quaglini is a leading researcher at the intersection of biomedical informatics, health economics, and rehabilitation robotics. Her work focuses on evaluating the clinical and economic impact of advanced technologies, particularly robotic-assisted rehabilitation and minimally invasive surgical techniques. Quaglini has made significant contributions to understanding how artificial intelligence and machine learning can enhance robotic rehabilitation, as demonstrated in her highly cited 2025 systematic review (28 citations) that mapped trends and gaps in the field. She has also conducted pioneering cost-utility analyses comparing transoral robotic surgery versus laser microsurgery for head and neck cancers (23 citations), providing crucial evidence for healthcare decision-making. Her research consistently addresses implementation barriers, as seen in her studies on healthcare practitioners' needs and the Fit for Medical Robotics Initiative position paper. With over 100 citations across her top papers, Quaglini's work is instrumental in bridging the gap between technological innovation and clinical practice, ensuring that robotic and digital health solutions are not only effective but also economically sustainable and user-centered.
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