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Published on: May 6, 2020
Cost-Effectiveness Research in Neurosurgery: We Can and We Must
1Perelman School of Medicine, Univers-ity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Penn-sylvania.
Abstract:
Rapid advancement of medical and surgical therapies, coupled with the recent preoccupation with limiting healthcare costs, makes a collision of the 2 objectives imminent. This article explains the value of cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) in reconciling the 2 competing goals, and provides a brief introduction to evidence-based CEA techniques. The historical role of CEA in determining whether new neurosurgical strategies provide value for cost is summarized briefly, as are the limitations of the technique. Finally, the unique ability of the neurosurgical community to provide input to the CEA process is emphasized, as are the potential risks of leaving these important decisions in the hands of others.
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