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- The OPTIMISE project focuses on better diagnosis of malnutrition and sarcopenia and providing a more personalized dietary treatment close to home.
- Since the opening of the online gambling market in the Netherlands in 2021, the number of gamblers and people with gambling disorder (GD) has increased. Treatment of GD commonly consists of cognitive therapy, which is moderately effective. Consequently, not all people with GD seeking treatment currently benefit from treatment. New treatment modalities are therefore urgently needed. Neuromodulation…
- Read more about a structured approach in pramary care to reduce recurrent chronic episodes of low back pain.
- Researchers will develop effective feedback to improve both the quantity and quality of antibiotic use and reduce antibiotic resistance in hospitals.
- Discover how shared decision-making in nursing practice for older adults living at home contributes to appropriate, person-centered care.
- Read more about 2 innovations of the DataNurse project, a shared decision-making preparatory tool and a data dashboard, improve the quality of district nursing.
- The COINCIDE project studied whether the ban of the antibiotic colistin in Indonesia reduced resistance in people and poultry.
- Undiagnosed and untreated pain is a serious and frequent problem in persons with advanced dementia. Could paracetamol improve the quality of life?
- Read more about the value of alternative forms of follow-up care after treatment for gynecological cancer, and the impact on oncological outcomes.
- Discover how interdisciplinary digital consultation platforms contribute to more efficient patient care and optimise transmural collaboration.
- The microplastics project MOMENTUM 3.0 fosters collaboration with multiple stakeholders and knowledge transfer to support strategies that protect human health.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the most commonly used treatment for gambling disorders, but it has only been limitedly studied to date.ObjectiveThe first objective of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of CBT for gambling problems. The second objective is to map out the needs of clients regarding their treatment, including the need for a cognitive bias module.ApproachEach year…