Dorte Gyrd‐Hansen
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Dorte Gyrd-Hansen is a leading health economist whose research centers on the economic evaluation of healthcare interventions, with a particular focus on cancer care, surgical technologies, and resource allocation. Her work is distinguished by its rigorous application of cost-effectiveness analysis to inform real-world clinical and policy decisions. A notable contribution is her study on the long-term resource consequences of nationwide robotic surgery adoption for early-stage endometrial cancer (2019, 11 citations), which provided critical evidence on the economic sustainability of high-cost surgical innovations. Gyrd-Hansen’s research consistently bridges the gap between clinical outcomes and healthcare budgets, helping decision-makers prioritize interventions that offer the best value for patients and health systems. Her impact is reflected in her extensive publication record and her role in shaping health technology assessment methodologies. Through her work, Gyrd-Hansen has advanced the understanding of how economic evidence can guide the efficient use of limited healthcare resources, making her a key figure in the field of health economics and policy.
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