Chris L. Pashos
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Chris L. Pashos is a distinguished health economist and outcomes researcher whose work has significantly shaped the understanding of surgical effectiveness and healthcare resource utilization. His primary research areas include comparative effectiveness research, health economics, and the evaluation of surgical interventions, particularly in urology and women’s health. Pashos is best known for his landmark study on "Comparative outcomes of open versus laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy among Medicare beneficiaries" (2013, 36 citations), which provided critical real-world evidence on the benefits and risks of minimally invasive pelvic floor surgery in an older population. This work exemplifies his broader contributions to evidence-based medicine, where he has consistently leveraged large administrative databases to assess clinical and economic outcomes. With a career spanning over two decades, Pashos has been instrumental in advancing patient-centered research and informing clinical guidelines. His notable achievements include leadership roles in health economics organizations and numerous publications that have collectively garnered hundreds of citations, underscoring his impact on both academic research and clinical practice.
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