Clément Cormi
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Clément Cormi is a health services researcher whose work lies at the intersection of surgical innovation and human behavior. His primary research areas include robot-assisted surgery, patient safety, and the qualitative analysis of clinical decision-making. Cormi is best known for his foundational work on the Behav’Robot study, which investigates the cognitive and behavioral mechanisms that influence surgeon risk-taking during robotic procedures. His protocol paper, “Understanding the surgeon’s behaviour during robot-assisted surgery,” has garnered early recognition with 5 citations, establishing a critical framework for studying how surgeons interact with advanced technology in the operating room. By applying qualitative methods to a field often dominated by quantitative metrics, Cormi provides unique insights into the human factors that shape surgical outcomes. His work is particularly timely given the rapid global expansion of robot-assisted surgery—over 1.2 million procedures in 2019 alone—and addresses a significant gap in understanding the surgeon’s role in mediating risk. Cormi’s contributions are essential for improving surgical training, enhancing patient safety, and designing more intuitive robotic systems, making him a key voice in the future of minimally invasive surgery.
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