Georgia Black
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Dr. Georgia Black is a health services researcher whose work centers on the economics and implementation of major system change in healthcare, with a particular focus on cancer service reconfiguration. Her research bridges the critical gap between policy-level restructuring and the real-world costs of execution, providing essential frameworks for evaluating the financial implications of large-scale healthcare transformations. Her most cited work, "How to Cost the Implementation of Major System Change for Economic Evaluations: Case Study Using Reconfigurations of Specialist Cancer Surgery in Part of London, England" (2021, 13 citations), addresses a significant methodological gap in health economics by demonstrating how to systematically account for the often-overlooked costs of planning, purchasing, and repurposing resources during system redesign. This contribution is vital for policymakers and health economists seeking to conduct comprehensive cost-effectiveness analyses that reflect the true resource burden of major service changes. Dr. Black’s research is particularly impactful for those studying health system sustainability, implementation science, and the economic evaluation of complex healthcare interventions, offering practical tools to ensure that cost considerations are integrated into decisions that affect patient access and service quality.
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