Projects

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Fatigue is the most debilitating complaint among young people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). This project aims to adapt an existing fatigue treatment designed for adults to suit adolescents.

Young people with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) face many challenges in their daily lives. Contact with other young people with TBI appears to have a positive influence on coping with all these challenges.

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.

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.

Facilitating and hindering factors for interdisciplinary and transmural exercise therapy for arm and hand function problems following a stroke.

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