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Bjørn Hofmann

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University of Oslo

Norway

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Peter Lauritzen

Adjunct Associate Professor

OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University

NORWAY

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Elin Kjelle

University of South-Eastern Norway

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Tanya Augustine

University of Witwatersrand

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Mathias Honoré Barra

Professor

University of Oslo

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Adam Elshaug

Professor in Health Policy and Director

University of Melbourne

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Articles (38)

CT sinus imaging utilization in Norway: trends over time and variation by region, age, and sex

Referral quality and justification rate in MRI for the lower back: evaluation of an intervention to reduce imaging og low value

Evaluation of a national intervention to reduce unnecessary brain magnetic resonance imaging in Norway – Effect on referral quality and justification rate

Staging disease without illness: ethical issues of the Huntington’s Disease Integrated Staging System (HD-ISS)

On the tetrad of human malady: disease, illness, sickness, and existential suffering

Improving bioethics by clarifying and elaborating its methodology: a response to Gomez-Virseda and colleagues

Underdiagnosis of Health: A Key Driver of Overdiagnosis of Disease

On the Concept of Existential Disease

Når nødvendig tannbehandling ikke er tilgjengelig

Clarifying polarization in research

Selling Sickness or Helping Patients in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

The Biases of Moving from Consciousness to Intelligence

Delimiting medicine

Problems with adversarial cooperation: identity, representation and bias

Polarization in research: What is it, why is it problematic, and how can it be addressed?

Quality of referrals and adherence to guidelines for adult patients with minimal to moderate head injuries in a selection of Norwegian hospitals

Temporal and geographical variations of chest x-rays: A ten-year register study from Norway

Addressing the overuse-underuse paradox in healthcare

Bearing the Burdens of Medical Uncertainty

Kariesdiagnostikk til besvær? En etisk refleksjon illustrert med en kasuistikk

Success factors for interventions to reduce low-value imaging. Six crucial lessons learned from a practical case study in Norway

Cost of Low-Value Imaging Worldwide: A Systematic Review

Norwegian general practitioners’ and radiologists’ perspectives on the referral, justification, and unnecessary imaging—a survey

Sustainability in healthcare by reducing low-value imaging – A narrative review

Kairos in diagnostics

Moral obligations towards human persons’ wellbeing versus their suffering: An analysis of perspectives of moral philosophy

Bioethics: No Method—No Discipline?

Low-value MRI of the knee in Norway: a register-based study to identify the proportion of potentially low-value MRIs and estimate the related costs

Addressing the paradox: Health expansion threatening sustainable healthcare

Temporal uncertainty in disease diagnosis

Research integrity in a South African health sciences institution

On the Ethics of Withholding and Withdrawing Unwarranted Diagnoses

Undermining autonomy and consent: the transformative experience of disease

Aesthetic Injustice

Severity as a moral qualifier of malady

To Consent or Not to Consent to Screening, That Is the Question

Biases in bioethics: a narrative review

Clinical decision making of post‐treatment disease

Collaborators (5)

Peter Lauritzen

Elin Kjelle

Tanya Augustine

Mathias Honoré Barra

Adam Elshaug

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