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This review synthesizes recent evidence on US mental health and substance use disorder expenditures, highlighting distribution by disorder, service type, and sociodemographic factors, and discusses research and policy directions to optimize
This study examines the impact of biosimilar introduction on cancer biologics, highlighting reduced costs and market share for originator biologics, benefiting both payers and patients.
Expedited discharge (≤4 days) following isolated coronary artery bypass grafting is linked to shorter hospital stays, lower costs, and reduced 30-day readmissions without increased mortality or major complications, supporting selective impl
A landmark simulation study demonstrates that adding remote patient monitoring to continuous glucose monitoring in pediatric T1D patients significantly improves QALYs and is highly cost-effective compared to standard care.
This review synthesizes evidence from over 54,000 patients, revealing that minimally invasive hepatopancreatic surgery significantly reduces hospital charges compared to open approaches, primarily by mitigating complications and shortening
A national cohort study of 54,174 patients reveals that laparoscopic and robotic approaches for liver and pancreatic resections significantly lower hospital charges compared to open surgery, primarily by reducing complications and shortenin
This review details the development and psychometric validation of the TCQOLI, a novel thyroid-cancer-specific utility measure designed to provide precise preference-based health state valuations for clinical research and policy-making.
The SCIENCE multicentre randomized trial demonstrates that surgical fixation for displaced medial epicondyle fractures in children provides no functional advantage over non-surgical care, carries higher complication risks, and is not a cost
A comprehensive cost-of-illness analysis from the RAISE study reveals that Chagas disease imposes a massive economic burden on Latin American countries, driven by a shift toward chronic cardiac complications in aging populations, despite de
A nationwide Japanese cohort study of 2.28 million ICU admissions finds that hospitals with intermediate care units (IMCUs) had modestly lower ICU and in-hospital mortality, fewer readmissions, shorter ICU stays, and higher ICU throughput w
