Nadia Mansueti
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Nadia Mansueti is a leading voice at the intersection of surgical innovation and nursing education, with a primary research focus on robotic-assisted surgery training and its measurable impact on healthcare teams. Her most-cited work, "Impact of nursing robotic assisted surgery education on Kirkpatrick's four levels" (2025), represents a landmark contribution to the field by rigorously applying the Kirkpatrick Model—a globally recognised evaluation framework—to assess the effectiveness of educational interventions for surgical nursing teams. This study not only underscores the critical role of skilled nursing staff in the face of rising robotic surgical burdens but also provides a replicable, evidence-based blueprint for improving training outcomes across four levels: reaction, learning, behaviour, and results. With 1 citation already in its early publication stage, Mansueti’s work is poised to influence curriculum design and hospital policy. Her research bridges a vital gap between surgical technology and human performance, ensuring that as robotic procedures expand, the teams supporting them are equally well-prepared. For students and researchers in nursing education and surgical innovation, Mansueti offers a compelling model of how targeted evaluation can drive excellence in clinical training.
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