G Mowatt
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G Mowatt is a leading health services researcher whose work has profoundly shaped the evidence base for surgical decision-making in urological oncology. His primary research areas include systematic review methodology, health technology assessment, and the economic modelling of surgical interventions. Mowatt’s most significant contribution is his landmark 2012 systematic review and economic model comparing laparoscopic and robot-assisted radical prostatectomy for localised prostate cancer. This highly influential work, cited over 250 times, provided a rigorous, comprehensive analysis of the relative clinical benefits and cost-effectiveness of these two minimally invasive techniques, directly informing clinical guidelines and healthcare policy. By synthesising complex clinical and economic data, Mowatt’s research has empowered clinicians, patients, and policymakers with the evidence needed to navigate the trade-offs between operative safety, oncological outcomes, and healthcare costs. His work exemplifies the critical role of health services research in translating surgical innovation into practical, value-based care, making him a key figure in evidence-based surgery and health economics.
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