Otolaryngologist’s role in European CRSwNP care: clinical needs versus economic considerations
Volume: 64 - Issue: 3
First page: 418 - Last page: 419
P. Petrone
DOI: 10.4193/Rhin25.483
In recent years, the role of the medical specialist has undergone a substantial evolution, increasingly intersecting with the fields of healthcare management and economics. Many clinicians are now gaining skills in areas such as cost-effectiveness analysis, health policy, and service organization. While such competencies can enhance awareness of the broader healthcare context, it is critical to reaffirm that the primary duty of a specialist — particularly in the field of otorhinolaryngology — is to ensure clinical appropriateness based on current evidence and guidelines, not to account for economic variables.
Rhinology 64 - 3: 418-419, 2026
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