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Of all projects that ZonMw funds, there are a number that we like to highlight as a good example of what we stand for. These projects are successful collaborations between all relevant parties, or have a major social or scientific impact. - Afbeelding
During the coronavirus pandemic, the capacity of hospitals was severely put to the test, and it was a challenge to allocate scarce resources well. How is the national and regional coordination for the management of this allocation organised? And what are the effects on the availability and use of resources? - Afbeelding
‘Our strength lies in our ability to connect, grounded in a solid foundation of knowledge. We are committed to nurturing and strengthening this.' - Afbeelding
See how MOMENTUM 2.0 and seven additional projects are studying the effects of microplastics and nanoplastics on our health. - Afbeelding
Bij mensen met ME/CVS lijkt er iets mis te gaan in bepaalde afweercellen. De stofwisseling werkt in de cel niet goed meer. - Afbeelding
What knowledge is needed in the Netherlands for a healthy living environment? See how ZonMw supports policy, facilitates research and promotes knowledge application. - Afbeelding
REMEDi4ALL richt zich op het vergemakkelijken en versnellen van onderzoek naar het gebruik van bestaande geneesmiddelen voor nieuwe indicaties (drug repurposing). - Many patients with persistent symptoms following a COVID-19 infection make considerable use of recovery care, such as physiotherapy, but it is not known if they recover sufficiently with this support.
- Can we further develop the aftercare trajectories following a hospital admission as a consequence of COVID-19? We are investigating that in the regions Rotterdam, Rijnmond and Delft.
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How do our contractors, the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport (VWS) and the Dutch Research Council (NWO) view the future? How do they see the collaboration developing further? And which steps can we jointly take in the area of lifestyle, working conditions and living environment? - Today’s social challenges demand new scientific knowledge. By engaging in Open Science we contribute towards the quality and impact of knowledge and research, for instance by making this knowledge and research as easily accessible as possible. This way, good health is within everyone’s reach.
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On March 7, two EU JPI-AMR funded consortia held a joint knowledge dissemination day as part of their closing out activities.