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- Read more about the effectiveness of occupational therapy in persons with fatigue in progressive neurological disease.
- Lizz-TRANSCARE supports stroke survivors transitioning from hospital or rehabilitation to home by providing a robotic therapy companion used both in-clinic and remotely.
- Discover how shared decision-making in nursing practice for older adults living at home contributes to appropriate, person-centered care.
- Read how the EMBOSS-project reduces lower effects in health outcomes of patients with a low socioeconomic status through person-centred integrated care.
- Read more about the treatment of urinary tract infections (UTIs) without signs of tissue invasion (afebrile UTI (a-UTI)) in men in general practice
- The ReUsable project focuses on sustainability in healthcare by demonstrating the potential of hybrid procedure trays, while limiting the financial risks for healthcare institutions.
- This project aims to evaluate and implement these digital preventative tools across various healthcare settings and communities to significantly improve the early identification of individuals at clinical high risk for psychosis and the assessment of associated health risks.
- Providing good palliative care for everyone: learn how nursing and care interventions can be optimised in hospitals in the last phase of life.
- Learn more about good practices that contribute to preventing and reducing the risks of bridging mental health care in general practiotioners care
- Reducing unnecessary antibiotic use for urinary tract infections in nursing home residents: educational materials to physicians and nursing staff
- Persistent somatic symptoms (PSS) are common. Symptoms can persist for years and affect daily life. Read more about the long-term course of PSS.
- 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…