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More and more people are keen to find a different, more conscious way of living that prioritises quality. The focus is on preventing or curing health problems, and on how people experience quality of life and find a sense of purpose, despite illness or ongoing medical conditions. - Afbeelding
We work with practitioners, educators, researchers and care users to find answers to practical issues and gaps in the knowledge as regards care (long-term and acute), support and wellbeing for elderly people. - Afbeelding
For some individuals, it is essential that continuous (intensive) long-term care and support are available in close proximity. This applies, for instance, to vulnerable elderly individuals, people with an intellectual disability, or a severe physical disability, or those with a chronic condition. - Afbeelding
There is a gap between the needs of people with dementia and the provision of care and support. Read more about Social trials that tackles this challenge. - Afbeelding
Read about a culturally sensitive board game and 2 knowledge packages for better palliative care for people of Chinese background in the Netherlands. - Afbeelding
This summer, the sixth edition of the Gender in Health summer school will take place. Every year, the summer school brings together a diverse group of young international researchers to learn about the integration of sex and gender into scientific research. Former participants Emma de Brabander and Margot Morssinkhof share their experiences. - Afbeelding
Fenneke Blom (Amsterdam UMC) verzamelde samen met haar collega’s bestaande initiatieven die wetenschappelijke integriteit stimuleren en bracht deze onder bij The Embassy of Good Science. Daar kan iedereen die bezig is om wetenschappelijke integriteit te bevorderen, inspiratie en voorbeelden halen. Fenneke kijkt terug op het project dat niet alleen een wetenschappelijke maar ook een persoonlijke… - Afbeelding
In the ZonMw Open Competition 2024 round, a total of 29 research teams have been selected to receive funding from a total budget of €24 million. This funding enables the research groups to develop innovative team science initiatives that contribute to the long-term advancement of fundamental (bio)medical science and healthcare. - Collaboration in Palliative Care in Primary Care: learn how palliative home care groups are expanded to include allied health professionals.