Yingdong Feng
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Dr. Yingdong Feng is a surgical researcher whose work focuses on the critical intersection of human factors and robotic surgery, particularly the role of non-technical skills (NTS) in the operating room. Their most cited study, "Do surgeon non-technical skills correlate with teamwork-related outcomes during robot-assisted surgery?" (2019), is a pioneering investigation into how a surgeon’s communication, leadership, and situational awareness directly impact team performance and clinical outcomes. By analyzing video recordings of 20 robot-assisted radical prostatectomies, Dr. Feng demonstrated that superior NTS correlate with reduced team workload and improved procedural efficiency. This work has garnered 5 citations and is foundational for integrating behavioral training into surgical curricula. Dr. Feng’s research bridges the gap between technical proficiency and collaborative dynamics, offering actionable insights for safer, more effective robotic surgery. Their contributions are vital for students and practitioners aiming to optimize both surgical technology and teamwork.
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