prof. Ignaas Devisch
- Work address
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C. Heymanslaan 10, ingang 42 - verdieping 6
9000 Gent - Ignaas.Devisch@UGent.be
- ORCID iD
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0000-0002-8520-4832
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Ethical values supporting the disclosure of incidental and secondary findings in clinical genomic testing : a qualitative study
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Primary care physicians' perspectives on the ethical impact of the electronic medical record
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The elephant in the room : a postphenomenological view on the electronic health record and its impact on the clinical encounter
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Criteria for reporting incidental findings in clinical whole exome sequencing : professional practice and perspective in Belgian genetic centres
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Points to consider regarding DSM alternatives : authors' reply
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Belgian Superior Health Council advises against the use of the DSM categories
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Criteria for reporting incidental findings in clinical exome sequencing : a focus group study on professional practices and perspectives in Belgian genetic centres
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Depressie in de media : een kwalitatieve pilotstudie naar de ervaringen van patiënten met mediaberichtgeving over depressie
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Incidental or secondary findings : a dual bottom-up approach to the terminological debate
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Incidental or secondary findings : a patient perspective on additional genetic results
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Incidental or secondary findings in genetics : stairways to a life of certainty?
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Incidental or secondary findings : an integrative and patient-inclusive approach to the current debate
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'Good patients manage their health' : a critical conceptual analysis of the patient as health manager
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The elephant in the room : how a philosophical analysis of the electronic health record can lead to a better understanding of its Impact on the clinical encounter
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E-health beyond technology : analyzing the paradigm shift that lies beneath
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Incidental findings : inherent part of patients’ identity or unwillingly imposed digitalization?
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The strengths and challenges of palliative day-care centers : qualitative study with the professionals involved
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Healthcare teams as complex adaptive systems : focus on interpersonal interaction
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Understanding patient needs without understanding the patient : the need for complementary use of professional interpreters in end-of-life care
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Victims of disaster : can ethical debriefings be of help to care for their suffering?
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Ethical codes in sports organizations : an empirical study on determinants of effectiveness
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Incidental findings : an opportunity for autonomy or a case of hidden heteronomy?
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Will e-health cause a paradigm shift in medicine? : a philosophical analysis of the emerging and dynamic system of e-health
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Can you restore my 'own' body? : a phenomenological analysis of relational autonomy
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Accessible health care for Roma: a gypsy's tale a qualitative in-depth study of access to health care for Roma in Ghent
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The client-centred approach as experienced by male neurological rehabilitation clients in occupational therapy : a qualitative study based on a grounded theory tradition
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Medicalization : 29th European conference on philosophy of medicine and health
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The meaning of sense
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Thinking Nancy's 'political philosophy'
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The caring organization : singularity, incompleteness and responsibility or why 5+1 is not always 6
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Patient's perception of autonomy support and shared decision making in physical therapy
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Foucault at the bedside: a critical analysis of empowering a health lifestyle
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The ivory tower in defence of a tenacious philosophy: an essay
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Een overmaat een positiviteit: onze grote strijd tegen ziekte
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Reliability in psychiatric diagnosis with the DSM: old wine in new barrels
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Mental suffering and the DSM-5: a critical review
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Singularity and medicine: is there a place for heteronomy in medical ethics?
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The tribunal of modern life: the case of UZ Brussels in the light of Odo Marquard's discussion on autonomy and theodicy
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Eigen schuld, dikke bult: gezondheidspromotie: oplossing of probleem?
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Do we know what we do not know?: a response to Celine Bonnet
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How (not) to properly abandon the improper?
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Het medium van de waarheid
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5+1=5: verantwoordelijkheid voor verantwoordelijkheid
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Een nieuw tijdperk van medische consumptie: medicalisering revisited
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Ziek van gezondheid: voor elk probleem een pil?
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Food taxes : how likely are likely effects?
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Food taxes, a new holy grail?
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Implementation of shared decision making in physical therapy: observed level of involvement and patient preference
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Het bijzondere aan het alledaagse: de voelhorens van Hiromi Kawakami
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Prevention from a community perspective facilitating and constraining factors perceived by nurses in local community health centers in the course of prevention and health promotion