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- Read about the development of an evidence-based toolbox for personalized dietetic care to improve efficacy of dietetic consultation.
- The microplastics project MOMENTUM 3.0 fosters collaboration with multiple stakeholders and knowledge transfer to support strategies that protect human health.
- Researchers will develop effective feedback to improve both the quantity and quality of antibiotic use and reduce antibiotic resistance in hospitals.
- Read more about the treatment of urinary tract infections (UTIs) without signs of tissue invasion (afebrile UTI (a-UTI)) in men in general practice
- Discover how shared decision-making in nursing practice for older adults living at home contributes to appropriate, person-centered care.
- Cellulitis, also known as erysipelas, is a common bacterial infection of the skin. Discover how effective treatment of cellulites can help prevent hospital admissions.
- Learn how continuous monitoring of vital signs with wearable sensors in the nursing ward can reduce nurses' workload and improve patient outcomes.
- Within CO-ACT, the barriers to implementing effective interventions for healthy ageing are addressed through tailored and context-specific approaches.
- Learn how the digital monitor REMIND helps caregivers for people with dementia to detect ‘small crises’ and to prevent crisis admissions.
- Learn how applying speech recognition technology can reduce documentation time for nursing staff in home care and nursing homes, and improve quality of care.
- Learn how early mobilization of critically ill children in the intensive care unit may improve negative experiences and how it effects parental involvement.
- The WARD-EU project aims to enhance patient care using the WARD-CSS system for continuous monitoring of vital signs with wearable sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) to alert healthcare professionals about potential patient deterioration, while minimizing unnecessary alarms.