Taylor Capretz

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Dr. Taylor Capretz is a prominent figure in urological education and clinical outcomes research, whose work has significantly shaped how residency training is evaluated and optimized. Her most cited study, "Evaluation of Urology Residency Training and Perceived Resident Abilities in the United States" (2019, 92 citations), provides a critical, data-driven assessment of the alignment between training curricula and the competencies residents feel they achieve. This landmark paper has become a foundational reference for program directors and accrediting bodies seeking to bridge gaps in surgical education. Beyond this, Dr. Capretz’s research portfolio explores the intersection of training quality, patient safety, and healthcare delivery, often leveraging large-scale survey data to identify actionable improvements. Her work has been instrumental in advocating for standardized, competency-based milestones in urology, directly influencing policy discussions and curriculum reforms. With a reputation for rigorous methodology and a clear focus on trainee well-being and patient outcomes, Dr. Capretz continues to drive meaningful change in how future urologists are prepared for independent practice. Her contributions are essential reading for anyone interested in the science of surgical education and workforce development.