Yvette Major

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Yvette Major is a researcher focused on healthcare quality and infection control, with a particular emphasis on the implementation and evaluation of novel disinfection technologies. Her work bridges the gap between evidence-based practice and real-world clinical adoption, exploring how audit and feedback mechanisms can drive compliance with advanced infection prevention protocols. In her most-cited paper, "Will Audit and Feedback Drive Compliance with UV Robot Disinfection?" (2017), Major investigates the behavioral and systemic factors influencing the effective use of ultraviolet (UV) robotic disinfection systems in hospital settings. While this work has garnered modest citation counts, it contributes to a critical conversation about the human and organizational dimensions of technology adoption in healthcare. Major’s research is notable for its practical focus, offering insights that directly inform hospital policies and training programs. Her contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in implementation science, patient safety, and the intersection of human behavior with cutting-edge medical technology, highlighting the challenges of translating innovation into routine practice.