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How does information influence hope in family members of traumatic coma patients in intensive care unit?

F.J. van Zuuren; Prof. Dr. M.S.H. Duijnstee (Lector); T. Defloor; M.H.F. Grypdonck; S.T.L. Verhaeghe

AIMS: To assess the interplay between hope and the information provided by health care professionals. BACKGROUND: Earlier research learned that hope is crucial for relatives of traumatic coma patients. Also it has been reported that the need for information is extremely important for relatives of critically …

2007AlgemeenArtikel

De attitude van verpleegkundigen en studenten verpleegkunde tegenover ouderen.

Prof. Dr. M.J. Schuurmans (Lector); Dr. M.G.M.J. Jansen (Lid Lectoraat); D. Zwiers

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2007AlgemeenArtikel

Kvaliteetne tööhõive sotsiaaltöötajatele

Prof. Dr. J.P. van Ewijk (Lector)

2007AlgemeenBijdrage aan periodiek

Identifying older hospitalized patients at risk for functional decline, a comparitve study of three screening instruments

Prof. Dr. M.J. Schuurmans (Lector); Drs. J.G. Hoogerduijn (Lid Lectoraat); B.M. Buurman-van Es; S.E. de Rooij; J.C. Korevaar

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2007AlgemeenArtikel

CMV Amersfoort in een nieuw jasje; de opleiding Social manager

Prof. Dr. J.P. van Ewijk (Lector); Dr. S.M. Verhagen (Lector)

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2007AlgemeenRapport

Georganiseerde discontinuïteit in de buurt

Prof. Dr. J.P. van Ewijk (Lector)

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2007AlgemeenArtikel

The process and the meaning of hope for familymembers of traumatic comapatients in intensive care

F.J. van Zuuren; T. Defloor; S.T.L. Verhaeghe; M.H.F. Grypdonck; Prof. Dr. M.S.H. Duijnstee (Lector)

In this study, the authors examined the process that family members go through when they are confronted with traumatic coma. They conducted 24 semistructured interviews with 22 family members of 16 coma patients and analyzed the data using the constant comparative method as proposed by grounded theory. …

2007AlgemeenArtikel

Intensity, but not duration of physical activities is related to cognitive function.

A. Aleman; Geert Aufdemkampe (Docent); H.J. Verhaar; W. Wendel-Vos; Drs. Maaike Angevaren (Lid Lectoraat); Prof. Dr. L.E.M.J. Vanhees (Lector); W.M. Verschuren

Background: Physical activity is thought to facilitate cognitive performance and to slow down the rate of age-related cognitive decline. This study aimed to investigate the association between the time spent on physical activity as well as the average intensity of these activities and cognitive function. Design: …

2007AlgemeenArtikel

Syllabus Community Building 2007

Prof. Dr. J.P. van Ewijk (Lector)

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2007AlgemeenBoek

Zorg voor oudere patiënten in ziekenhuis.

Prof. Dr. M.J. Schuurmans (Lector); B.M. Buurman-van Es; Drs. J.G. Hoogerduijn (Lid Lectoraat)

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2007AlgemeenArtikel

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