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Results
429 results
An ethical analysis of the NEED framework: exploring the moral relevance and relative ethical urgency of its criteria
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Research methods for the evaluation of Health services & Policy initiatives
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Right to be forgotten in thyroid cancer: evidence to inform waiting periods
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Pay-for-performance: a lever for quality improvement in acute hospitals?
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Evaluation of breast cancer screening in Belgium
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What is the clinical utility of pfas tests? Focus on pregnant and breastfeeding women, and occupationally exposed individuals
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Quantification of scenario-based alternative assumptions for the Belgian GP workforce model 2025-2045
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Management of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome in belgium: an analysis based on patient needs
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Health system performance assessment (HSPA): a first step in the assessment of Environmental sustainability
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Needs Examination, Evaluation and Dissemination (NEED): identification of unmet health-related needs associated with psychotic disorders
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Priority topics in the diagnosis and management of CMV in pregnancy
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Exploring and applying artificial intelligence tools for grey literature searches within the NEED initiative
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Blood-based biomarkers to rule out cerebral lesions in mild traumatic brain injuries
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Multimodal management of pain in Belgium: nine domains of intervention
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Evaluation of a case management model within a patient organisation
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Shifting care from inpatient towards day-care and ambulatory care: impact on readmission rates & post-discharge mortality
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KCE process note: Research Methods for guidelines – update 2025
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Using the scenario approach in KCE studies
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Guideline for the diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of cutaneous melanoma in secondary care
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KCE Process Note: Qualitative Research Methods
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