Gert Helgesson

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Karolinska Institutet

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Gert Helgesson is a Professor at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden. His research primarily focuses on ethics in medical practice, with recent publications addressing topics such as rational suicide, live tissue training in trauma surgery, and the ethics of compulsory care for patients with borderline personality disorder. He also explores authorship responsibility in academic publishing and the ethical considerations in palliative care research.

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Etiska svårigheter för personcentrerad vård i äldrepsykiatri, pediatrik och primärvård

Open Date: 2014-12-01

Close Date: 2018-11-01

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Cara Swain

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Gustav Nilsonne

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Stefan Eriksson

SWEDEN

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Tove Godskesen

Senior Lecturer, Researcher

SWEDEN

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Antoinette Lundahl

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Martin Henriksson

Linköping University

SWEDEN

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Mimmi Åström

Karolinska Institutet

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Igor Radun

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Patrik Baard

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

SWEDEN

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Jenni Radun

University of Turku

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Implementation, barriers, and improvement strategies for CRediT: A scoping review

Rational suicide? Interviews with Swedish psychiatrists

Considering the ethics of live tissue training in trauma surgery

Recycling Research Without (Self‐)Plagiarism: The Importance of Context and the Case of Conference Contributions

Responsibility is an adequate requirement for authorship: a reply to Levy

Is compulsory care ethically justified for patients with borderline personality disorder?

Authorship and Citizen Science: Seven Heuristic Rules

Psychiatric Goals of Care at the End of Life: A Qualitative Analysis of Medical Records at a Geriatric Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic

A Systematic Review of Live Animal Use as a Simulation Modality (“Live Tissue Training”) in the Emergency Management of Trauma

How do journals publishing palliative and end‐of‐life care research report ethical approval and informed consent?

Misuse of co-authorship in Medical PhD Theses in Scandinavia: A Questionnaire Survey

Research Integrity and Hidden Value Conflicts

Patients with borderline personality disorder and the effects of compulsory admissions on self-harm behaviour: a questionnaire study.

Editors publishing in their own journals: A systematic review of prevalence and a discussion of normative aspects

Psychiatrists’ motives for compulsory care of patients with borderline personality disorder – a questionnaire study

Shared decision-making in patient–doctor consultations – How does it relate to other patient-centred aspects and satisfaction?

Hospital staff at most psychiatric clinics in Stockholm experience that patients who self-harm have too long hospital stays, with ensuing detrimental effects.

Why unethical papers should be retracted

The two faces of the corresponding author and the need to separate them

How to Handle Co-authorship When Not Everyone’s Research Contributions Make It into the Paper

Whom should we ask? A systematic literature review of the arguments regarding the most accurate source of information for valuation of health states

Experience-Based Swedish TTO and VAS Value Sets for EQ-5D-5L Health States

Authorship order and effects of changing bibliometrics practices

Collaborators (10)

Cara Swain

Gustav Nilsonne

Stefan Eriksson

Tove Godskesen

Antoinette Lundahl

Martin Henriksson

Mimmi Åström

Igor Radun

Patrik Baard

Jenni Radun

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