Gurneet Brar

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Dr. Gurneet Brar is a leading voice in the intersection of surgical innovation and public health, with a primary focus on robotic-assisted surgery (RS) and patient-centered healthcare adoption. Her most-cited work, "Robotic surgery: public perceptions and current misconceptions" (2024, 26 citations), pioneers a critical yet often overlooked dimension of surgical technology: the role of public acceptance. While much research centers on surgeons and industry, Dr. Brar’s study uniquely highlights that patients hold ultimate decision-making power over their healthcare, making their perceptions essential for the successful integration of robotic surgery. By systematically identifying and addressing public misconceptions, she provides actionable insights for clinicians and policymakers to bridge the gap between technological advancement and patient trust. This work has quickly garnered attention for its timely, patient-first perspective, establishing Dr. Brar as a key researcher in surgical communication and adoption science. Her contributions are vital for ensuring that the future of surgery is not only technologically advanced but also socially and ethically grounded in patient understanding.