Projects

Rehabilitation professionals often feel insufficiently equipped to implement blended rehabilitation care sustainably. In this project, in co-creation with professionals, an approach will be developed to adapt their...

Assistive devices are of great importance in supporting and improving the users' independence, quality of life and participation in society.

For many elderly people, rehabilitation at home is easier than following a rehabilitation programme at a healthcare facility. It prevents the patient from being dependent on others to get to the rehabilitation facility.

Rehabilitation after illness is an excellent opportunity to achieve a healthy lifestyle with more exercise and a healthier diet. During the rehabilitation process, the patient is consciously exercising to recover.

Under the UN Convention, people with disabilities have the right to access communication aids. In practice, however, they and their informal carers face obstacles. Why is this the case, and what can be done to improve it...

This project investigates the possibilities around the use of arm/hand function robotics in people rehabilitating after a stroke.

More and more children in the Netherlands are overweight, don't exercise enough and have poor motor skills. For children to become healthy and fit adults, it is important to encourage them to exercise more.

From knowledge to action: investigating wearable activity sensors to encourage physical activity.

Joining in, playing along and developing your full potential. Together, how do we ensure that children needing a wheelchair can get a properly fitting wheelchair in an efficient way?

A multidisciplinary consortium aimed at developing healthy exercise habits for young children aged 0 to 3 years.

Reduce the risk of skin cancer among persons working and walking outside (loitering youths) by creating awareness.

For the transformation in care towards health and appropriate care, which is needed to ensure the affordability and high quality of care, prehabilitation can play a leading role.