Arabella Dill-Macky
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Arabella Dill-Macky is a health services researcher whose work centers on the economic evaluation of surgical interventions, with a particular focus on inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Her major contribution lies in systematically analyzing the cost-effectiveness and cost-only outcomes of surgical care for IBD patients, addressing a critical gap in evidence-based resource allocation. Her scoping review, "Cost-Effectiveness and Cost Only Studies for Inflammatory Bowel Disease Surgery," published in 2025, synthesizes existing literature to inform clinical and policy decisions, highlighting the need for robust economic data in this specialty. Although early in her career, with 1 citation to her most prominent paper, Dill-Macky’s work is foundational for future research in surgical health economics. Her research has implications for improving patient access to cost-efficient care while maintaining quality outcomes. By bridging clinical surgery and health economics, she is shaping how healthcare systems evaluate and prioritize IBD surgical treatments. Her work is particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in the intersection of surgery, chronic disease management, and health policy.
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