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resultaten gevonden voor 'Future-proof care'.
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Sign up for the ZonMw-symposium on Tuesday 26 September: 'Knowing HOW: 25 Years of Implementation Science and Practice'. - Afbeelding
The call for proposals for two focus areas within the COVID-19 Programme has now been published. Research groups can submit proposals for research aimed at the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and the measures taken against it. In view of the need to act urgently, the deadline has been set at 14 May 2020. - Read more about the treatment of urinary tract infections (UTIs) without signs of tissue invasion (afebrile UTI (a-UTI)) in men in general practice
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ZonMw programmes and funds health research and innovation in care, encourages the use of the knowledge developed and defines the areas where knowledge is needed. - The public version of our 2022 annual report is available from today. The report provides a glimpse of our activities and projects over the past year.
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Four consortia will soon begin work as part of the NWA programme Vulnerability and resilience in an online society aimed at developing greater knowledge regarding the long-term effects of online societies. This knowledge will enable government departments and authorities to develop appropriate policies. - This CARING-AI project researches whether social robots can provide a solution for the complex care needs of older migrants.
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For the ZonMw Open Competition funding 2023, a total of 29 research teams received funding from a total budget of € 23 million. With this funding, all of the research groups can initiate innovative team science initiatives that contribute to long-term innovation within fundamental (bio)medical science and healthcare. - Afbeelding
NWO has awarded Veni funding of up to EUR 280,000 to 188 promising researchers from the full breadth of science. This will allow the laureates to further develop their own research ideas over the next three years. - Afbeelding
The initiative for a national Health Research Infrastructure (Health-RI) is gaining momentum this year. ZonMw interviewed Explorer Leone Flikweert of Health-RI about the importance of Health-RI. - Afbeelding
Research conducted at Erasmus University Rotterdam reveals that a child's brain changes in the event of persistent behavioural problems. Windesheim University of Applied Sciences translates this type of new knowledge into the educational situation. - Afbeelding
Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport Hugo de Jonge informed the House of Representatives on Wednesday 1 April that the cabinet is allocating a total of €42 million for research on the most urgent corona-related research questions. It is estimated that these additional funds will enable some 80 to 100 research issues to be investigated. It is important that these resources are made available in a…