Jean-Luc Belche
University of Liège
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Sante Publique | 2018
Gilles Henrard; Frédéric Ketterer; Didier Giet; Marc Vanmeerbeek; Jean-Luc Belche; Laetitia Buret
This article briefly recalls why low levels of health literacy should be considered to constitute a public health issue. It then proposes the concept of health literacy as a possible lever to help health care systems to more effectively take social health inequalities into account. Finally, it provides concrete tools for field workers, both clinicians and quality of care managers, and emphasises the importance of an organizational approach to health literacy.
European Journal of General Practice | 2017
Peter Pype; Fien Mertens; Jean-Luc Belche; Christiane Duchesnes; Laurence Kohn; Marij Sercu; Myriam Deveugele
Abstract Background: Cancer care has become complex, requiring healthcare professionals to collaborate to provide high-quality care. Multidisciplinary oncological team (MDT) meetings in the hospital have been implemented to coordinate individual cancer patients’ care. General practitioners (GPs) are invited to join, but their participation is minimal. Objectives: Aim of this study is to explore participating GPs’ perceptions of their current role and to understand their preferences towards effective role execution during MDT meetings. Methods: In May to June 2014, semi-structured interviews (n = 16) were conducted involving GPs with MDT experience in Belgium. The analysis was done according to qualitative content analysis principles. Results: Attendance of an MDT meeting is perceived as part of the GP’s work, especially for complex patient care situations. Interprofessional collaborative relationships and the GP’s perceived benefit to the MDT meeting discussions are important motivators to participate. Enhanced continuity of information flow and optimized organizational time management were practical aspects triggering the GP’s intention to participate. GPs valued the communication with the patient before and after the meeting as an integral part of the MDT dynamics. Conclusion: GPs perceive attendance of the MDT meeting as an integral part of their job. Suggestions are made to enhance the efficiency of the meetings.
BMC Family Practice | 2011
Caroline Eubelen; Fannette Brendel; Jean-Luc Belche; Anne Freyens; Sophie Vanbelle; Didier Giet
Presse Medicale | 2015
Jean-Luc Belche; Marie-Astrid Berrewaerts; Frédéric Ketterer; Gilles Henrard; Marc Vanmeerbeek; Didier Giet
KCE Report | 2015
Laurence Kohn; Cécile Dubois; Roos Leroy; Imgard Vinck; Sabine Stordeur; Harlinde De Schutter; Vikki Schillemans; Marc Bossens; Lieve Vanwaeyenbergh; Peter Pype; Fien Mertens; Jean-Luc Belche; Christiane Duchesnes; Pierre Vanden Bussche; Myriam Deveugele; Frédéric Ketterer; Marc Vanmeerbeek
Presse Medicale | 2013
Frédéric Ketterer; Yves Goffin; Pierre Boyer; Anne Freyens; Adeline Sourbes; Jean-Luc Belche; Didier Giet
Sante Publique | 2016
André Crismer; Jean-Luc Belche; Jean-Luc Van der Vennet
International Journal of Integrated Care | 2016
Jean-Luc Belche; Christiane Duchesnes; Christian Darras; André Crismer; Jean Vandervennet; Francis Monet; Jean-Pierre Unger; Didier Giet
Santé publique (Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy, France) | 2015
Jean-Luc Belche; Thida Kang; Frédéric Ketterer; Marie-Astrid Berrewaerts; Michel Moutschen; Didier Giet
14th World congress of the European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC 2015) | 2015
Peter Pype; Fien Mertens; Jean-Luc Belche; Christiane Duchesnes; Laurence Kohn; Myriam Deveugele