Robert Laverty

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Clinical Assistant Professor

UAB Hospital

United States

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Robert Laverty is a Clinical Assistant Professor at UAB Medicine in the United States. His research primarily focuses on surgical outcomes, robotic surgery training, and the implications of remote patient monitoring in surgical procedures. Recent articles authored by him examine topics such as the evaluation of surgical training methodologies and the impact of COVID-19 on complications in patients requiring advanced surgical interventions.

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Robotic Surgery Training Program: In Search of the Learning Curve

Open Date: 2021-09-01

Close Date: 2023-09-01

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Kelly Ivins-O'Keefe

United States Army Institute of Surgical Research

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Stephen Schwab

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University of Texas at San Antonio

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Evaluating the evaluators: does C-SATS measure up?

Tube Thoracostomy Complications in Patients With ARDS Requiring ECMO: Worse in COVID-19 Patients?

Remote patient monitoring to facilitate same-day discharge after laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy: a pilot evaluation

Intentional enterotomies: validation of a novel robotic surgery training exercise

Unconditional cash transfer to reduce the burden of unmet surgical needs

Could global surgery overcome a decline in surgical cases?

Model Development of a Novel Robotic Surgery Training Exercise With Electrocautery.

Life over limb: Arterial access-related limb ischemic complications in 48-hour REBOA survivors.

Life over limb: Arterial access-related limb ischemic complications in 48-hour REBOA survivors

Systematic review of temporary intravascular shunt use in military and civilian extremity trauma

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Kelly Ivins-O'Keefe

Stephen Schwab

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