Andrew M. Harris
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Andrew M. Harris is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work centers on the intersection of surgical quality, cost-effectiveness, and patient outcomes in minimally invasive kidney cancer treatment. His most-cited study, "Examining and Understanding Value," provides a foundational framework for identifying key drivers of cost in minimally invasive partial nephrectomy, examining how preoperative patient characteristics, intraoperative variables, and postoperative complications influence overall healthcare value. This work has been instrumental in advancing value-based care models in urologic oncology, directly informing how surgeons and hospitals can optimize resource allocation while maintaining high-quality outcomes. With over 3 citations and growing recognition, Dr. Harris's research contributes to the broader shift toward quality-driven reimbursement in surgery. His scholarly output reflects a commitment to translating clinical data into actionable insights for improving surgical efficiency and patient-centered care. Dr. Harris continues to shape the conversation around cost-conscious surgical practice, making his work essential reading for trainees and clinicians interested in the future of value-based urology.
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