Neurosurgery Research Lab at Queen’s University and KHSC
Our interdisciplinary lab merges clinical neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and public health research to understand how neurosurgical conditions and their treatments interact with patient, provider, and system-level factors. By pairing population-scale datasets with advanced analytics, we uncover patterns in recovery, communication, and care pathways across diverse settings. These insights drive solutions that reduce inequities, streamline surgical workflows, and elevate patient outcomes.
Recent News
August 5, 2026: Nnamdi Ndubuka won best presentation for “Cancellation Patterns in Elective Neurosurgery at a Canadian Academic Centre, a Retrospective Study” at the Canadian Association of Nigerian Physicians and Dentists in Halifax
May 27, 2026: Josh Kim and Piper Rome present three posters at the 2026 Canadian Neurological Sciences Federation Congress in Banff, Alberta
May 20, 2026: Tharushi Nathasha Perera presented her paper, “The Efficacy and Shortcomings of Spinal Surgery Referral Systems across Canada: A Systematic Review” at the Canadian Association of Neuroscience Meeting in Montreal
April 1, 2026: Tharushi Nathasha Perera, Teni Ojedokun, and Aanu Adeyemi presented their undergraduate thesis presentations, with Nathasha winning best poster in the Faculty of Health Sciences.
March 21, 2026: Piper Rome, Rose Bilton, Tharushi Nathasha Perera, and Brianna Smith present their research at the Women in Neuro conference.
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