Naomi Fulop
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Naomi Fulop is a leading health services researcher whose work focuses on the organization and delivery of care, particularly major system change (MSC) and its implementation. Her key research areas include health policy, service reconfiguration, and the evaluation of complex interventions in healthcare. A major contribution is her pioneering work on costing the implementation of MSC, as demonstrated in her highly cited 2021 study, which used the reconfiguration of specialist cancer surgery in London as a case study. This work highlighted the often-overlooked financial and logistical costs of system change, such as planning and repurposing resources, providing a framework for more accurate economic evaluations. With over 13 citations for this key paper alone, Fulop’s research has shaped how policymakers and practitioners assess the true cost of healthcare transformations. Her broader portfolio includes influential studies on patient safety, integrated care, and the dynamics of organizational change, making her a pivotal figure in evidence-based health system improvement.
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