Tom T. G. F. Lieverse
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Tom T. G. F. Lieverse is a health economics researcher whose work focuses on the cost-effectiveness of surgical techniques in colorectal cancer care. His primary research areas include economic evaluations of minimally invasive surgeries, particularly total mesorectal excision (TME) for rectal cancer, and systematic review methodologies. Lieverse’s major contribution lies in synthesizing evidence on the comparative costs of open, laparoscopic, robot-assisted, and transanal TME procedures, providing critical insights for healthcare decision-making. His 2023 systematic review on this topic has garnered 10 citations, highlighting its relevance in guiding resource allocation in surgical oncology. Additionally, his 2022 protocol paper, with 3 citations, establishes a rigorous framework for future cost-effectiveness analyses. By addressing the financial implications of surgical innovations, Lieverse’s work bridges the gap between clinical outcomes and economic sustainability, offering valuable guidance for hospitals and policymakers. His research is particularly notable for its systematic approach to comparing multiple surgical modalities, a timely contribution given the rapid adoption of robotic and transanal techniques. For students and researchers in health economics or surgical oncology, Lieverse’s studies provide a foundational understanding of how cost analyses can inform evidence-based practice in rectal cancer treatment.
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