Casiana Teodoroiu

Bucharest University of Economic Studies

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Casiana Teodoroiu is a rising scholar at the intersection of healthcare innovation and public perception, with a primary focus on how emerging technologies—particularly artificial intelligence and robotic surgery—are reshaping medical practice. Her most-cited work, "Artificial intelligence in healthcare: Public perception of robotic surgery" (2022), examines the critical gap between technological capability and societal acceptance, revealing how patient trust and awareness influence the adoption of surgical robots, wearables, and virtual reality tools in clinical settings. Though early in her career, Teodoroiu’s research provides foundational insights into the human factors that determine whether breakthrough innovations succeed in real-world hospitals. By analyzing public attitudes toward AI-driven procedures, she highlights the need for transparent communication and education to bridge the divide between cutting-edge medicine and patient comfort. Her work contributes to a growing body of literature on technology acceptance in healthcare, offering practical implications for policymakers, hospital administrators, and medical device developers. As artificial intelligence continues to transform diagnostics and treatment, Teodoroiu’s focus on the human dimension of technological adoption positions her as a key voice in ensuring that progress serves both clinical excellence and patient well-being.