Lindsay A. Hampson
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Dr. Lindsay A. Hampson is a urologic surgeon and health services researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of surgical quality, cost-effectiveness, and patient outcomes. Her research focuses on understanding how variations in surgical practice—particularly in supply utilization and perioperative decision-making—impact both hospital expenditures and patient recovery. In her most cited paper, "Evaluating the impact of surgical supply cost variation during partial nephrectomy on patient outcomes" (2021, 4 citations), Dr. Hampson conducted a retrospective analysis comparing supply costs between surgeons performing robotic and open partial nephrectomies. Her findings demonstrated that significant cost variation exists without corresponding differences in patient outcomes, challenging assumptions about the necessity of high-cost supplies. This work has important implications for value-based care in urologic oncology, suggesting that cost reduction strategies can be implemented without compromising surgical quality. Dr. Hampson’s research is particularly notable for its methodological rigor and its practical relevance to hospital administrators and surgeons seeking to balance fiscal responsibility with excellent patient care. Her contributions are helping to shape a more evidence-based, economically sustainable approach to urologic surgery.
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