Projects

Professors of applied sciences and professionals collaborate to embed behavior change and health promotion in health and social care. They share knowledge and strengthen connections between professionals, patients and...

We work towards a society where people with mental or neurological conditions can participate in ways that fit their needs.

Every young person deserves the chance to experience the benefits of surfing. Hang Loose is co-creating a safe, recognized, and accessible adaptive surfing program with young people and professionals for implementation...

Further development of a proven wearable sensor and digital therapy for people with multiple sclerosis and stroke. Technology detects and predicts walking difficulties and supports safe, independent mobility at home.

This study explores how post-COVID and QFS disrupt everyday life and provides practical guidance for more person-centered, inclusive, and equitable care and support for patients and their loved ones.

Project BlueShift focuses on the visibility, reach, and societal impact of elite sport. You may be surprised by how much is happening in the field of elite sport within municipalities.

Children are exercising less and less, resulting in underdeveloped motor skills. That is why the Healthy Lifestyle in a Stimulating Environment research group has developed a motor skills test together with the VU...

The Medical Delta Living Lab Blended Rehabilitation develops and tests hybrid care pathways to make rehabilitation more personal, accessible and sustainable.

The Oncology minor represents a strong collaboration between research group Oncological Care, the professional field, students from THUAS and beyond, with one common goal: contributing to the quality of oncological care.

Researchers from 6 countries are working on the prevention and treatment of sarcopenic obesity (overweight with low muscle mass and strength). They are investigating lifestyle guidance using care technology can help.

Education, municipalities, and welfare organizations are working together to improve the recognition, support, and resilience of young caregivers in The Hague, so they maintain equal opportunities at school and in life.

Research into the experiences of visitors, volunteers, and residents regarding the annual FBK Games, the largest international track and field event in the Netherlands.