Su‐Hsin Chang

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Dr. Su‐Hsin Chang is a health services researcher whose work bridges surgical innovation and economic evaluation, with a focus on robotic-assisted procedures. Her research primarily examines the clinical and cost-effectiveness of advanced surgical technologies, particularly in bariatric surgery and thoracic oncology. In her highly cited 2021 study, "Understanding the Current Role of Robotic-Assisted Bariatric Surgery" (39 citations), she critically assessed the evolving landscape of robotic approaches in weight-loss surgery, highlighting both benefits and limitations. She further demonstrated her expertise in comparative effectiveness research through "Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Robotic-assisted Lobectomy for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer" (28 citations), which provided crucial evidence on the economic viability of robotic techniques in lung cancer treatment. Dr. Chang's work is instrumental in guiding clinical decision-making and healthcare policy, offering rigorous analyses that help balance patient outcomes with healthcare costs. Her contributions are particularly valuable for surgeons, hospital administrators, and policymakers navigating the adoption of costly robotic technologies. By systematically evaluating these interventions, Dr. Chang has established herself as a key voice in evidence-based surgical practice and health technology assessment.