Ulla Grande

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Ulla Grande is a nursing researcher whose work focuses on the evolving intersection of surgical technology and perioperative nursing practice. Her primary research areas include robotic-assisted surgery, operating room nursing, and curriculum development for specialized surgical care. Grande's most notable contribution is her 2022 Delphi study, "Identifying curriculum content for operating room nurses involved in robotic-assisted surgery," which has garnered 10 citations and established a foundational framework for training nurses in this rapidly advancing field. This work addresses a critical gap in surgical education, providing evidence-based guidelines for preparing nursing professionals to support robotic procedures safely and effectively. Grande's research is particularly significant as robotic-assisted surgery becomes more prevalent, highlighting the need for specialized competencies beyond traditional operating room skills. Her findings have implications for hospital training programs, nursing curricula, and patient safety protocols. Through this study, Grande has positioned herself as a key voice in shaping how the nursing workforce adapts to technological innovation in surgery, ensuring that patient care remains at the forefront of surgical advancement.