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Healthcare has to deal with both complex scientific and societal issues. By understanding the issues that exist in society, we can work together with our partners to solve these- Research consortium MOVE investigates the impact/value of collaboration in local primary care networks supported by regional alliances. Read more.
During the Gender in Research fellowship, the participants learned how to integrate sex and gender in research. On this page you will find lessons learned from the Gender in Research workshop.- Read more about an innovative teaching program on advance care planning for ECP trainees, aimed at providing timely and person-centered care
- Acquiring competencies for elderly care: read more about how residents can be motivated to learn how to provide complex care
- Learn how the Integrated Decision-making Model equips nurses to provide personalized care for patients with cardiovascular diseases.
- Read more about how a learning environment for GPs, supports them in improving healthcare at every stage of their career
- Integrated care pathway for people with epilepsy based on an AI-powered telemedical system. Read more about this project.
- Learn how early mobilization of critically ill children in the intensive care unit may improve negative experiences and how it effects parental involvement.
- Best Monitor in Action: learn how home monitoring provided by monitoring nurses supports shared decision making and self-management.
- Appropriate care requires cross-sector organisation of care. Discover how the practical tools of the TRIANGLE-study improve the working environment of teams.
What is the impact of 10 years of research into Dutch mental healthcare? How can we take gathered insights further? What are future opportunities? To answer these questions, the ZonMw Mental Health Research programme has appointed 4 Impact Leaders, divided over 4 subjects: Youth, Empowering Patients, Digital Health, and Preventing Escalation.