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- Learn how nursing virtual care from a virtual care center (V-ZERO-project) can contribute to future-proof, patient centered and affordable care.
Read about a culturally sensitive board game and 2 knowledge packages for better palliative care for people of Chinese background in the Netherlands.
ZonMw has commissioned a foresight study to explore what is needed to contribute to a good health of people in the Caribbean part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. We interviewed Soraya Verstraeten, the project leader of the foresight study.- Learn how the Appropriate Childcare program contributes to better care for vulnerable children and their family while also supporting the caregiver.
How do our contractors, the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport (VWS) and the Dutch Research Council (NWO) view the future? How do they see the collaboration developing further? And which steps can we jointly take in the area of lifestyle, working conditions and living environment?- Future-proof nursing requires a critical look at the care provided by nurses and carers. Therefore, it is important to stop unnecessary nursing care.
- In various blogs, the researchers talk about their experiences with conducting the studies on Long COVID, such as guidelines and care pathways but also risk factors, possible heart damage and Long COVID in children.
- Discover how care approaches can contribute to appropriate care for people with chronic diseases and to job satisfaction of nursing professionals.
Oncode Institute is accelerating the path from discovery to patient impact. Through the Clinical Proof-of-Concept (CPoC) programme - designed to bridge fundamental research and clinical application – Oncode supports projects that turn strong scientific insights into concrete diagnostic or therapeutic innovations.
The 'Ziektelastmeter' (assessment of burden) tool has a positive effect on perceived quality of care and gives patients knowledge, skills and confidence in being able to manage their disease and their health. This appears from research by Maastricht University. This research was partly funded by a grant from the IMDI programme.- Read how the application of ‘low value nursing care’ interventions helps to improve appropriate nursing care for the elderly.
Oncode Institute will continue for another 5 years, starting January 1, 2023. With over 110 patents filed, a wide range of unique collaborations between scientists, clinicians and industry partners, 9 oncology start-ups, 1.681 published papers and 16 studies in the clinical proof of concept phase, Oncode has proven over the past 5 years that its unique approach works.