Kathryn Mulryan
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Dr. Kathryn Mulryan is a health services researcher whose work centers on the economic evaluation and resource allocation of complex surgical interventions, with a particular focus on thoracic surgery and chronic respiratory disease. Her most cited study, a micro-costing analysis of lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS) from a national tertiary referral centre, provides critical evidence for healthcare policy and commissioning. By developing a detailed costing model, Dr. Mulryan quantified the direct and indirect resource implications of LVRS—a clinically effective palliation for severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease—following its commissioning by NHS England. This work directly informs decision-makers on the financial sustainability and operational planning required to implement such specialist procedures at scale. Her research bridges the gap between clinical efficacy and real-world healthcare economics, ensuring that high-value treatments are both accessible and cost-effective. With her paper already garnering early citations, Dr. Mulryan’s contributions are shaping the evidence base for resource-conscious, patient-centered surgical care in the UK’s public health system.
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