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Hajar Hasannejadasl
Hajar Hasannejadasl
Maastricht University
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Artificial intelligence applications in type 2 diabetes mellitus care: focus on machine learning methods
S Abhari, SRN Kalhori, M Ebrahimi, H Hasannejadasl, A Garavand
Healthcare informatics research 25 (4), 248-261, 2019
1022019
Health literacy and eHealth: challenges and strategies
H Hasannejadasl, C Roumen, Y Smit, A Dekker, R Fijten
JCO Clinical Cancer Informatics 6, e2200005, 2022
392022
Practitioners’ views on shared decision-making implementation: A qualitative study
A Ankolekar, K Dahl Steffensen, K Olling, A Dekker, L Wee, C Roumen, ...
PLoS One 16 (11), e0259844, 2021
232021
Design and evaluation of mobile based self-management system for tuberculosis
R Safdari, H Hasan Nejadasl, S Rostam Niakan-Kalhori, B Nikmanesh
Payavard Salamat 12 (3), 230-238, 2018
172018
Development and external validation of multivariate prediction models for erectile dysfunction in men with localized prostate cancer
H Hasannejadasl, C Roumen, H van der Poel, B Vanneste, ...
Plos one 18 (3), e0276815, 2023
8*2023
Breast cancer patients’ most important quality of life themes for a radiotherapy decision aid
C Roumen, H Hasannejadasl, R Swart, D Raphael, L Wee, M Sloep, ...
The Breast 65, 8-14, 2022
42022
A comparison of machine learning models for predicting urinary incontinence in men with localized prostate cancer
H Hasannejadasl, B Osong, I Bermejo, H van der Poel, B Vanneste, ...
Frontiers in Oncology 13, 1168219, 2023
32023
Patients' perspectives on AI and decision making in cancer care
RRR Fijten, H Hasannejadasl, CJW Offermann, E Essink, A Dekker, ...
Radiotherapy and Oncology 194, S2931-S2933, 2024
12024
Artificial intelligence-enabled obesity prediction: A systematic review of cohort data analysis
SRN Kalhori, F Najafi, H Hasannejadasl, S Heydari
International Journal of Medical Informatics, 105804, 2025
2025
The value of PROMs for predicting erectile dysfunction in prostate cancer patients with Bayesian network
B Osong, H Hasannejadasl, H van der Poel, B Vanneste, J van Roermund, ...
Technical Innovations & Patient Support in Radiation Oncology 31, 100234, 2024
2024
Data-driven shared decision making in oncology: addressing preference-sensitive scenarios
H Hasannejadasl
2024
Patients' Attitudes Towards the Use of AI-Based Decision Aids for Breast Cancer Treatment Decision-Making: A Qualitative Study
H Hasannejadasl, C Offermann, E Essink, A Dekker, C Roumen, R Fijten
2023
PD-0570 The value of PROMs for predicting erectile dysfunction in prostate cancer patients
B Osong, H Hasannejadasl, H van der Poel, B Vanneste, J van Roermund, ...
Radiotherapy and Oncology 182, S450-S452, 2023
2023
PO-1523 Comparison of machine learning methods to predict urinary incontinence in localized prostate cancer
H Hasannejadasl, H van de Poel, B Vanneste, J van Roermund, K Aben, ...
Radiotherapy and Oncology 182, S1238-S1239, 2023
2023
OC-0594 Patients' attitudes on the use of AI-based decision aid: A qualitative study
H Hasannejadasl, E Essink, C Roumen, C Offermann, A Dekker, R Fijten
Radiotherapy and Oncology 182, S475-S476, 2023
2023
Machine learning-based models for prediction of erectile dysfunction in localized prostate cancer
H Hasannejadasl, C Roumen, H van der Poel, B Vanneste, ...
Radiotherapy and Oncology 170, S683-S684, 2022
2022
Practitioners’ views on shared decision-making implementation: A qualitative study
A Ankolekar, KD Steffensen, K Olling, A Dekker, L Wee, C Roumen, ...
Radiotherapy & Oncology 170 (Supplement 1), 883-884, 2022
2022
PD-0920 Patients’ preferences on breast cancer side effects communication: implications for a decision aid
H Hasannejadasl, L Boersma, C Richel, M Schuurman, R Fijten, ...
Radiotherapy and Oncology 161, S761-S762, 2021
2021
Mobile Applications to Support Depression Self-Management: A Review of Apps
HH Shararaeh R. Niakan KALHORI
Successes and Failures in Telehealth 8th Annual Meeting of the Australasian …, 2017
2017
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