About
I am a fourth-year medical student at King’s College London with an academic interest in surgical research, surgical education, and technology-enabled training. I am particularly interested in methods that allow robust, objective assessment of technical performance and learning curves in robotic surgery.
My work includes evidence synthesis in workforce wellbeing and robotic training, and I am keen to contribute to projects that translate methodological rigour into practical improvements in training and service sustainability.
Research focus
- Robotic surgical skill acquisition and objective performance assessment
- Simulation-based training and cross-platform skill transferability
- Evidence synthesis (systematic reviews, meta-analysis)
- Clinician wellbeing and workforce sustainability in surgery
Research outputs
Journal articles
Systematic review evaluating cross-platform skill transferability across robotic systems in simulated settings, with implications for training design and transition between platforms.
Systematic review and meta-analysis estimating burnout prevalence in paediatric surgery and synthesising associated risk and protective factors.
Conference Papers, Posters & Presentations
Pilot longitudinal study examining whether objective hand-tracking kinematic metrics correlate with expert reviewer assessments of robotic surgical skill.
Multimodal dataset capturing kinematic and complementary data streams across two robotic surgical platforms to support objective skill evaluation and performance analytics.
Poster exploring bimanual dexterity metrics as an objective marker of robotic expertise to inform machine-learning based performance modelling.
Comparative analysis of left- and right-hand workspaces in robotic skills training to support targeted practice design and assessment.
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