Perceived Inequity: Does It Explain Burnout Among Medical Specialists?1 - Smets - 2004 - Journal of Applied Social Psychology - Wiley Online Library
Proefschrift Ellen Engelhardt by Ellen Engelhardt - Issuu
Nasal oxytocin administration does not influence eye gaze or perceived relationship of male volunteers with physicians in a simulated online consultation: a randomized, placebo-controlled trial – ScienceOpen
Ellen M.A. Smets's research works | Council for Public Health and Health Care, Netherlands, The Hague (RVZ) and other places
Ellen M.A. Smets's research works | Council for Public Health and Health Care, Netherlands, The Hague (RVZ) and other places
Ellen M.A. Smets's research works | Council for Public Health and Health Care, Netherlands, The Hague (RVZ) and other places
Towards a future where Alzheimer's disease pathology is stopped before the onset of dementia | Nature Aging
Ellen M.A. Smets's research works | Council for Public Health and Health Care, Netherlands, The Hague (RVZ) and other places
Miia Kivipelto - UEFConnect
Full article: Oncologists' non-verbal behavior and analog patients' recall of information
The Measurement of Eye Contact in Human Interactions: A Scoping Review | Journal of Nonverbal Behavior
Loop | Emmelyn Adriana Justine Croes
Marieke Tollenaar - Leiden University
Cancer patients' trust as a motivator to seek a second opinion and its effects on trust: Psychology & Health: Vol 38, No 9
Identifying best practices for disclosure of amyloid imaging results: A randomized controlled trial - Jetske van der Schaar
Linda Smets-Ullrich - Social Worker - Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center | LinkedIn
Rationale and design of the ABOARD project (A Personalized Medicine Approach for Alzheimer's Disease) - Dreves - 2023 - Alzheimer's & Dementia: Translational Research & Clinical Interventions - Wiley Online Library
New paper out on communication in memory clinic settings - EU-FINGERS Consortium
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Shared decision-making about palliative chemotherapy: A conversation about what matters most | EAPC Blog
Yüksel Ürün on X: "🔘1/3 of patients understand their prognosis differently than their doctor. 🔘20-35% of patients had more optimistic prognosis perceptions than their doctors. 🔘A significant portion of patients preferred not
Ellen Ma Smets's research works | University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam (UVA) and other places
