Courtney Haney

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Courtney Haney is a pioneering researcher in surgical robotics and medical education, with a focus on translating simulated training into clinical proficiency. Her most-cited work, "Transfer of acquired practical skills from dry lab into live surgery using the avatera robotic system: An experimental study" (2023), demonstrates a critical advancement in surgical training by validating that skills honed in dry-lab environments effectively transfer to live procedures. This study, which has garnered 4 citations, underscores her commitment to bridging the gap between simulation and real-world surgical practice, a key challenge in robotic-assisted surgery. Haney’s research contributes to the broader field of minimally invasive surgery, emphasizing the Avatera system’s role in enhancing surgeon competence and patient safety. By systematically evaluating skill transfer, she provides evidence-based insights that inform curriculum design and certification standards for robotic surgery. Her work holds significant implications for reducing operative errors and improving outcomes, making her a notable figure in surgical education and technology adoption. Haney’s contributions are particularly valuable for trainees and educators seeking to optimize training pathways in high-stakes surgical environments.