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Op deze pagina lees je hoe ZonMw met onderzoek en projecten bijdraagt aan kennis over het leven met een lichamelijke beperking. - De onderzoeken naar het effect van coronavirus COVID-19 op de maatschappij zullen op deze pagina worden gebundeld na honorering. Lees meer informatie.
- Follow-up care for Long COVID with home exercises using VR headsets must result in more independence.
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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. - Afbeelding
20 new research projects will soon begin to investigate the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on Dutch society. 11 more projects will receive funding after additional administrative steps. These research projects will focus on the impact of the measures taken, the resilience of society, and the economic consequences for society. Thanks to the quick start and short duration of the projects, the… - Learn how nursing virtual care from a virtual care center (V-ZERO-project) can contribute to future-proof, patient centered and affordable care.
- The primary goal of the) project is to carefully develop and implement an effective app called ZeroOCD, designed for people with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
- This project focuses on making proven digital self-management tools for urinary incontinence more widely available.
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Praktijkprofessional, pas de resultaten uit onderzoek toe in de praktijk zodat een gezonde leefomgeving ontstaat voor de inwoners. - The STARS-Health project aims to create an integrated care system supporting caregivers in clear communication with older adults with Limited Health and Digital Literacy (LHDL) and their families, helping them use digital services, improve self-management, and reduce health inequalities.
- Early recognition of neonatal jaundice. Read more about this project.
- Discover how Navigator, an application for GPs, and the tool Lighthouse for policy makers provide personal continuity of care in general practice.