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Latent Supervision: A Method for Improved Performance and Calibration of Machine Learning Classification Models in Ophthalmology. [PDF]
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ReticularNet: Automated Pixel-Level Segmentation of Reticular Pseudodrusen on Near-Infrared Reflectance Images by Deep Learning. [PDF]
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Prescription Drug Promotion by Social Media Influencers: A Systematic Scoping Review.
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Advance Directives for Truth Disclosure
Chest, 2005Although most patients wish to be fully informed about bad news such as a diagnosis of cancer, a significant minority prefer no or minimal information. We examined the value of asking patients about their disclosure preferences at the outset of hospitalization.Consecutive patients admitted to a respiratory and a geriatric unit were asked whether and ...
Keating Dt, Shaun T O'Keeffe
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Truth and lies: Disclosure and the power of diagnosis
Social Science and Medicine, 2016The moment at which a diagnosis is delivered to a patient, particularly when it is serious, is an important social moment. It not only dictates the clinical pathway, it also rewrites the patient narrative, shifts their identity, predicts potential outcomes, and foregrounds mortality. It may provide a sense of relief, or one of despair.
Annemarie Jutel
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Truth Disclosure Practices of Physicians in Jordan
Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 2018Disclosure of health information is a sensitive matter, particularly in the context of serious illness. In conservative societies-those which predominate in the developing world-direct truth disclosure undoubtedly presents an ethical conundrum to the modern physician.
Justin Z Amarin +2 more
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Cancer truth disclosure by Lebanese doctors
Social Science and Medicine, 1998Truthful disclosure of cancer diagnosis is still uncommon in some cultures. In Lebanon, legislation is permissive of non-disclosure. Physicians choose the recourse most agreeable to them. This study's goal was to determine the proportion of Lebanese physicians who choose truthful diagnosis disclosure to cancer patients and to identify factors affecting
G N, Hamadeh, S M, Adib
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Japanese Attitudes towards Truth Disclosure in Cancer
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 1994Despite the increasing concerns of truth disclosure, most cancer patients are not told the truth about their disease in Japan. The author has tried to provide some insight into this issue by evaluating results from questionnaires given to hospital patients, clients in a mass cancer survey, and doctors of a college hospital.
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On the Disclosure of Half-Truths and the Duty to Update
Management Science, 2023We develop a model of a manager’s equilibrium voluntary disclosure policy to study how that policy changes depending on whether the manager is prohibited from disclosing, or allowed to disclose, a half-truth; we also examine how the disclosure policy changes depending on whether the manager has a duty to update past disclosures.
Anne Beyer, Ronald A. Dye
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Truthful Disclosure of Information
The Bell Journal of Economics, 1982This article is about disclosure of quality. The question that it seeks to answer is: Does the free market offer enough incentive for business to disclose? The article concludes that whether information is of purely private value or not, more than the socially-optimal amount of disclosure takes place.
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