Projects

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

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.

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.

Working together towards a more equitable society by exploring how women in The Hague neighbourhoods with low participation rates can be better reach cancer screening programmes.

To better educate healthcare professionals on the topic of consolation, the ‘TroostWijk project’ (Consolation Wise project) was launched. This project collects comforting experiences from the lives of older people.

How creative, transdisciplinary collaboration strengthens health ownership and offers a way out of the healthcare crisis.

Image-guided treatment enables patients to be treated in a more targeted and less invasive way. This results in health benefits and ensures the approach is future-proof.

During their internships, Skin Therapy and Nursing students find that vocational education at universities of applied sciences does not prepare them adequately for practice.

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...

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