J. Banja

Most-cited papers

Ethical considerations in artificial intelligence.
N. Safdar, J. Banja, C. Meltzer
2019European Journal of Radiology189 citations
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The normalization of deviance in healthcare delivery
J. Banja
2010Business Horizons151 citations Open access
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The Sorry Works! Coalition: making the case for full disclosure.
D. Wojcieszak, J. Banja, Carol S. Houk
2006Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety66 citations
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When Artificial Intelligence Models Surpass Physician Performance: Medical Malpractice Liability in an Era of Advanced Artificial Intelligence.
J. Banja, R. Hollstein, Michael A. Bruno
2022Journal of the American College of Radiology54 citations
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The use of standardized patients within a procedural competency model to teach death disclosure.
T. Quest, J. Otsuki, J. Banja, J. Ratcliff +2 more
2002Academic Emergency Medicine53 citations
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Medical Errors and Medical Narcissism
J. Banja
200450 citations
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Empathy in the physician's pain practice: benefits, barriers, and recommendations.
J. Banja
2006Pain medicine (Malden, Mass.)44 citations
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Guidelines for the Ethical Use of Neuroimages in Medical Testimony: Report of a Multidisciplinary Consensus Conference
C. Meltzer, G. Sze, K. S. Rommelfanger, K. Kinlaw +2 more
2014American Journal of Neuroradiology34 citations Open access
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Moral courage in medicine--disclosing medical error.
J. Banja
2001Bioethics forum32 citations
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Ensuring machine learning for healthcare works for all
L. McCoy, J. Banja, Marzyeh Ghassemi, L. Celi
2020BMJ Health & Care Informatics27 citations Open access
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Toward a more empathic relationship in pain medicine.
J. Banja
2008Pain medicine (Malden, Mass.)25 citations Open access
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How Might Artificial Intelligence Applications Impact Risk Management?
J. Banja
2020AMA journal of ethics20 citations Open access
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Conflicts of interest in pain medicine: Practice patterns and relationships with industry
J. Schofferman, J. Banja
2008Pain18 citations
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Ethics charter from American Academy of Pain Medicine.
M. Dubois, J. Banja, D. Brushwood, P. Fine +10 more
2005Pain medicine (Malden, Mass.)18 citations
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Virtue Essentialism, Prototypes, and the Moral Conservative Opposition to Enhancement Technologies: A Neuroethical Critique
J. Banja
201117 citations
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“Could Have Chosen Otherwise Under Identical Conditions”: An Evolutionary Perspective on Free Will
J. Banja
201516 citations
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Alcohol and Drug Testing of Health Professionals Following Preventable Adverse Events: A Bad Idea
J. Banja
2014American Journal of Bioethics16 citations
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A renewed, ethical defense of placebo-controlled trials of new treatments for major depression and anxiety disorders
B. Dunlop, J. Banja
2009Journal of Medical Ethics15 citations Open access
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Problematic Medical Errors and Their Implications for Disclosure
J. Banja
2008HEC Forum15 citations
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AI Hype and Radiology: A Plea for Realism and Accuracy.
J. Banja
2020Radiology: Artificial Intelligence14 citations Open access
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Overriding advance directives: A 20-year legal and ethical overview.
J. Banja, Michele Sumler
2019Journal of Healthcare Risk Management14 citations
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Does Medical Error Disclosure Violate the Medical Malpractice Insurance Cooperation Clause
J. Banja
200513 citations
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Obesity, responsibility, and empathy.
J. Banja
2004The Case manager13 citations
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Ethical Considerations in Stem Cell Research on Neurologic and Orthopedic Conditions
J. Banja
2015PM & R : the journal of injury, function, and rehabilitation12 citations
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Discharge Dilemmas as System Failures
J. Banja, Jennifer Eig, Mark V. Williams
2007American Journal of Bioethics11 citations
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Disclosing medical error: how much to tell?
J. Banja
2003Journal of Healthcare Risk Management11 citations
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Ethical Perspectives on Knowledge Translation in Rehabilitation
J. Banja, Arri Eisen
2012Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation10 citations Open access
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Stigmatization, empathy, and the ego depletion hypothesis.
J. Banja
2011Pain medicine (Malden, Mass.)9 citations
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Preventing sexual attacks in healthcare facilities: risk management considerations.
J. Banja
2014Journal of Healthcare Risk Management8 citations
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Enhancing Informed Consent in Clinical Trials and Exploring Resistances to Disclosing Adverse Clinical Trial Results
J. Banja, B. Dunlop
2009American Journal of Bioethics8 citations Open access
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Medical errors 101: a primer.
J. Banja
2005The Case manager8 citations
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The Persisting Problem of Precedent Autonomy Among Persons in a Minimally Conscious State: The Limitations of Philosophical Analysis and Clinical Assessment
D. Stahl, J. Banja
20187 citations
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Overriding the Jehovah's Witness patient's refusal of blood: a reply to Cahana, Weibel, and Hurst.
J. Banja
2009Pain medicine (Malden, Mass.)7 citations Open access
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The improbable future of employment-based insurance.
J. Banja
2000The Hastings center report7 citations
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Speaking Up in Case Management, Part I: Ethical and Professional Considerations
Kathy Craig, J. Banja
2010Professional Case Management6 citations
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Sharing and Selling Images: Ethical and Regulatory Considerations for Radiologists.
J. Banja, R. Rousselle, R. Duszak, N. Safdar +1 more
2020Journal of the American College of Radiology5 citations
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Reasonable Persons, Autonomous Persons, and Lady Hale: Determining a Standard for Risk Disclosure.
J. Banja
2020The Hastings center report5 citations
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Patient Safety Ethics: How Vigilance, Mindfulness, Compliance, and Humility Can Make Healthcare Safer
J. Banja
20195 citations
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The Disability Movement's Critique of Rehabilitation's Medical Model: A Rebuttal.
J. Banja
2015AMA journal of ethics5 citations Open access
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Stroke Rehabilitation and the Phenomenological Reconstitution of the Self
J. Banja
2011Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation5 citations
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Obviously You, Maybe You, Artificial You: Exploring the Impact of Artificial Intelligence Technologies on Consciousness and Personal Identity
J. Banja
2020AJOB Neuroscience4 citations
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Ethical Perspectives on Neuromarketing: An Interview With Will Allred
J. Banja
2019AJOB Neuroscience4 citations
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Disclosure of experience as a risk factor in informed consent for neurosurgery: the case of Johnson v. Kokemoor.
J. Banja
2015The virtual mentor : VM4 citations
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Speaking Up in Case Management, Part II: Implementing Speaking Up Behaviors
J. Banja, Kathy Craig
2010Professional Case Management4 citations
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Are brain dead patients really dead?
J. Banja
2009The journal of head trauma rehabilitation4 citations
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My what?
J. Banja
2007American Journal of Bioethics4 citations
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Bioethicist Position Available: Philosophers Need Not Apply
J. Banja
2022American Journal of Bioethics3 citations
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Failures of foreseeability: Risk management considerations in reducing allegations of sexual violence in psychiatric units.
J. Banja
2017Journal of Healthcare Risk Management3 citations
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Humility and Leadership.
J. Banja
2015Healthcare executive3 citations
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SECOND THOUGHTS Disclosure of Experience as a Risk Factor in Informed Consent for Neurosurgery: The Case of Johnson v. Kokemoor
J. Banja
20153 citations Open access
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