Nicholas Inverso

Nicholas Inverso, MD serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine. His academic appointment bridges clinical practice and health services research with focus on gastrointestinal disorders and healthcare economics.

Research interests center on cost-effectiveness in medical interventions, particularly within bariatric surgery and endoscopic management. Key areas include prescription drug economics in managed care systems, obesity treatment outcomes, and innovative approaches to gastrointestinal disease management. His work demonstrates strong alignment with Sustainable Development Goals related to healthcare accessibility and cost containment.

Publication trends reveal sustained contributions since 1996, with significant impact in health economics (48 Scopus citations for bariatric surgery cost analysis) and translational research connecting clinical practice with health policy. Recent work explores digital health applications through analysis of online patient communities.

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Research activity spans collaborations with major healthcare systems, focusing on practical solutions for prescription cost reduction and endoscopic procedure optimization. His rural sigmoidoscopy clinic study highlights commitment to underserved populations. Current work examines social media's role in patient education and support networks for chronic gastrointestinal conditions.

Active in gastrointestinal research networks, his fingerprint shows deep expertise in Health Care Cost Analysis (100%), Morbid Obesity (66%), and Endoscopic Management techniques (50%), with significant contributions to Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass and polyp management protocols.