Rebecca Paquin

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Rebecca Paquin is a health economist and surgical outcomes researcher whose work focuses on the financial and operational implications of advanced surgical technologies. Her most-cited paper, "Cost Considerations for Robotic Surgery" (2020, 13 citations), provides a critical analysis of the economic trade-offs involved in adopting robotic-assisted surgical systems, examining factors such as equipment costs, operative time, and patient outcomes. This work has become a foundational reference for hospitals and policymakers evaluating the value of robotic surgery in clinical practice. Paquin’s research bridges the gap between surgical innovation and healthcare economics, offering evidence-based insights that help institutions make informed decisions about resource allocation. Her contributions are particularly relevant in an era of rising healthcare costs, where understanding the true financial impact of new technologies is essential. By highlighting both the potential benefits and hidden expenses of robotic surgery, Paquin has established herself as a key voice in the ongoing debate about cost-effective surgical care. Her work continues to influence discussions on how to balance technological advancement with fiscal responsibility in modern medicine.