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The WijkKliniek project Implementation, evaluation and dissemination of an Acute Geriatric Community Hospital.

Ongoing

Clinical, diagnostic and genetic aspects of central congenital hypothyroidism (CH)

Clinical, diagnostic and genetic aspects of congenital central hypothyroidism (CCeH) AGEM The Dutch neonatal screening program allows for the detection of congenital central hypothyroidism (CCeH) and facilitated identification of patients with CCeH over the past decades.

Completed

Precision use of Antibiotics in Infected NecrOtizing Pancreatis (PIANO) The aim of this study is to assess whether a multifaceted approach based on antibiotic stewardship principles results in more appropriate use of antibiotics in necrotizing pancreatitis.

Ongoing

Nationwide implementation study of an evidence-based management algorithm for patients with chronic pancreatitis (COMBO trial) AGEM Current care in Dutch chronic pancreatitis proved not to be in accordance with the European Guidelines which may indicate suboptimal care.

Ongoing

MEES studies: extension of the PROMIS item bank The MEES studies aim to improve the measurement of societal participation by extending the PROMIS item bank. These item banks are large sets of questions (items) that all measure the same construct.

Ongoing

ADFICE_IT Alerting on adverse drug reactions: Falls prevention improvement through developing a computerized clinical support system: effectiveness of individualized medication withdrawal.

Ongoing

ABOARD - Stopping Alzheimer’s before it starts ABOARD, short for “A personalized medicine approach for Alzheimer’s disease”, is a public-private project which aims to prepare for a future in which Alzheimer’s disease is stopped before the onset of dementia.

Ongoing

Socioeconomic state and outcome of critically ill patients in The Netherlands This project contains a nationwide observational cohort study to describe the variation of the socioeconomic state (SES) across critically ill patients admitted to Dutch intensive care units (ICUs) and to investigate the association between SES and ICU-outcomes.

Ongoing

Optimizing multidisciplinary team collaboration through awareness and team training The scope of this project is to conduct various studies, all aimed at optimizing the quality of multidisciplinary team meetings in the hospital (MDTMs; in Dutch MDO’s) and thus the quality of patient care that results from an MDTM.

Ongoing

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