A device category economic model of electrosurgery technologies across procedure types: a U.S. hospital budget impact analysis.

Ferko, Nicole; Wright, George W J; Syed, Imran; Naoumtchik, Elena; Tommaselli, Giovanni A; Gangoli, Gaurav

Ferko, Nicole; Wright, George W J; Syed, Imran; Naoumtchik, Elena; Tommaselli, Giovanni A; Gangoli, Gaurav.

Affiliation

Ferko N; EVERSANA, Burlington, Canada.
Wright GWJ; EVERSANA, Burlington, Canada.
Syed I; EVERSANA, Burlington, Canada.
Naoumtchik E; Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies, Cincinnati, OH, USA.
Tommaselli GA; Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies, Cincinnati, OH, USA.
Gangoli G; Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies, Cincinnati, OH, USA.

J Med Econ ; 24(1): 524-535, 2021.

Article in En | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-33851557

Subject(s)

Budgets; Electrosurgery/economics; Electrosurgery/instrumentation; Surgical Procedures, Operative/classification; Surgical Procedures, Operative/economics; Cost-Benefit Analysis; Financial Management, Hospital/economics; Humans; Length of Stay; Models, Economic; Operative Time; Technology Assessment, Biomedical

Key words

Budget-impact analysis; COVID-19; I00; I10; I11; advanced bipolar devices; dispersive electrode; patient return electrode; quadruple aim; smoke evacuation; triple aim; ultrasonic

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Full text: 1 Database: MEDLINE Main subject: Surgical Procedures, Operative / Budgets / Electrosurgery Type of study: Health_economic_evaluation / Health_technology_assessment / Prognostic_studies Language: En Journal: J Med Econ Year: 2021 Type: Article Affiliation country: Canada

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