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This page provides information about data management and FAIR data, and examples thereof in ZonMw’s programmes. - Learn if intensive speech therapy treatment has a positive effect on speech and swallowing in adults with a neuromuscular disease.
- Update Nutritional Care Module n collaboration with patients and healthcare professionals: learn when nutritional care is needed and who should provide it.
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- Read more about the effect of intensive articulation therapy and orofacial muscle strength training on bulbar problems in children with neuromuscular disorders.
- During the COVID-19 pandemic, policymakers often had to choose between societal freedoms and preventing the spread of the coronavirus. As more people contracted the virus, pressure on the healthcare system increased. Frontline healthcare workers sometimes had to provide care that fell below their usual standards. Working under high pressure contributed to moral injury among healthcare workers: a…
- Read more on research into uncovering sleep in adults with intellectual disabilities and the role of mental and physical health in sleep problems.
- Developing an e-proxy measure for communicative participation (CP) in children aged 6-12 with developmental language disorder (DLD). Enhancing care and support by measuring and adapting to children's needs
- Read more about SYMPA-DEM: a research project on symptom assessment and management to improve end of life care for people with dementia
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