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Our policy plan 2020-2024, with the theme ‘Making the difference’, describes what we will do in the coming years. Each year, this policy plan results in an annual plan for the activities we will address. - Thanks to the wide-ranging working field of its entire knowledge chain, ZonMw can call itself a unique organisation. This page describes the structure of our organisation and how we work.
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Beleidsmaker, gebruik de kennis uit onderzoek voor fysiek, sociaal en mentaal gezonde mensen in een gezonde leefomgeving. - Onze subsidies worden aangemerkt als financiële steun vanuit de overheid. We kunnen in veel gevallen toch subsidie verstrekken door toepassing van ’staatssteuninstrumenten’.
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Participation refers to collaboration between researchers and project leaders on the one hand, and experts by experience and other stakeholders – such as informal carers and healthcare providers – on the other. Citizen Science is about a two-way exchange between citizens and researchers. - Afbeelding
This step-by-step plan will provide you with everything you need to draw up your own implementation plan to introduce an innovation in practice. Follow the steps and use the input tools to ensure that you have a solid plan. - There is insufficient knowledge on the impact of school closures during a pandemic. A school closure can have a major impact on students, and therefore influence society and the economy in the longer term. The PRESENT-consortium is therefore mapping the diverse effects of secondary and MBO school closures. This will allow us to better advise and make decisions during future pandemics.
- Research consortium MOVE investigates the impact/value of collaboration in local primary care networks supported by regional alliances. Read more.
- Read more about the effectiveness of occupational therapy in persons with fatigue in progressive neurological disease.
