Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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AI in healthcare : identity threat or opportunity? Insights from medical specialists

Laurianne Terlinden, Aurelie Verachtert and Jellis Bollens (UGent)

(2026) QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 36(2-3). p.289-303
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Comparison of pain assessment tools and numeric rating scale thresholds for analgesic administration in the postanaesthetic care unit

Ella Hermie (UGent) , Charlotte Boydens (UGent) , Annelies Van Damme, Jorien De Loor and Koen Lapage

(2025) JOURNAL OF PERIANESTHESIA NURSING. 40(4). p.919-924
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A typological theory of roles in process mining : conceptualising competencies through text mining of job vacancy data

Simin Maleki Shamasbi (UGent) , Amy Van Looy (UGent) , Barbara Weber and Maximilian Roeglinger

(2025) ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 19(11). p.1434-1468
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The knowledge, experience, and awareness of professionals working with older adults on the auditory-cognitive interactions

Katrien Kestens (UGent) , Fiona Verbrugghe, Louise Van Goylen (UGent) and Hannah Keppler (UGent)

(2025) JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION DISORDERS. 113.
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Brug tussen (familie-)ervaringsdeskundigheid en forensische geestelijke gezondheidszorg : de visie van professionals

Louise Van Gysel (UGent) , Aline Pouille (UGent) , Leen Cappon (UGent) , Kim Steeman and Sara Rowaert (UGent)

(2025) VERSLAVING & HERSTEL. 5(1). p.18-28

Academic Bibliography

AI in healthcare : identity threat or opportunity? Insights from medical specialists

Comparison of pain assessment tools and numeric rating scale thresholds for analgesic administration in the postanaesthetic care unit

A typological theory of roles in process mining : conceptualising competencies through text mining of job vacancy data

The knowledge, experience, and awareness of professionals working with older adults on the auditory-cognitive interactions

Brug tussen (familie-)ervaringsdeskundigheid en forensische geestelijke gezondheidszorg : de visie van professionals

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