Lisa Caulley

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Dr. Lisa Caulley is a leading clinician-researcher whose work sits at the intersection of head and neck surgical oncology, health economics, and evidence-based medicine. Her most-cited research, a landmark 2016 cost-effectiveness analysis comparing radiation therapy to transoral robotic surgery for oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma (46 citations), exemplifies her commitment to quantifying the real-world value of treatment decisions. This study provided crucial data for balancing oncologic outcomes with financial and quality-of-life burdens, directly influencing clinical guidelines and shared decision-making. Beyond this pivotal work, Dr. Caulley has made substantial contributions to understanding the epidemiology and optimal management of head and neck cancers, particularly in evaluating surgical innovations and their comparative effectiveness. Her research consistently bridges the gap between rigorous clinical data and practical, patient-centered care. With a growing citation impact that underscores her influence, Dr. Caulley is recognized as a vital voice in shaping cost-conscious, high-quality cancer care, and her work is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of surgical oncology and health policy.