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Cross-cultural translation and content validity of the Dutch Determinants of Physical Activity Questionnaire (DPAQ) in a rehabilitation population

D.C.M. Stokman-Meiland (Onderzoeker); M.A.M. (Monique) Berger (Lector); N.J. Taylor (Onderzoeker); Thea Vliet Vlieland (Onderzoeker); A. de Rooij (Onderzoeker)

Patients with stroke are less physically active than healthy controls. Understanding barriers to physical activity in stroke patients can help to tailor treatment. The Determinants of Physical Activity Questionnaire (DPAQ) is a 34- item 11-domain questionnaire, developed in Australia to assess barriers …

2023-11-09Recreatie, Beweging & Sport; …Andersoortig materiaal

Process Evaluation of the FindMyApps Program Trial

Beentjes, K.M. (Kim); Kerkhof, Y.J.F. (Yvonne) (Lectoratemember); Neal, D.P. (David); Ettema, T.P. (Teake); Koppelle, M.A. (Mylène); Meiland, F. (Franka); Graff, M. (Maud); Dröes, R. (Rose-Marie)

BackgroundIt has been demonstrated that people with dementia’s wellbeing can improve by using touchscreen technology. The FindMyApps program is a training and web-based selection-tool to help people with dementia and their caregivers find suitable apps that can improve their self-management and engagement …

2020-12-01AlgemeenArtikel

Effects of Exergaming in People with Dementia

Joeke van Santen; Rose-Marie Dröes; Marije Holstege (Lector); Olivier Blanson Henkemans; Annelies van Rijn; Ralph de Vries; Annemieke van Straten; Franka Meiland

Abstract. Background: Physical exercise benefits functioning, health, and well-being. However, people living with dementia in partic ular hardly engage in exercise. Exergaming (exercise and gaming) is an innovative, fun, and relatively safe way of exercising in a virtual reality or gaming environment. …

2018-02-20GezondheidArtikel

FIT Decision Aid: Matching the Needs of People with Dementia and Caregivers with Products and Services

Cila, Nazli; van Zuthem, Hester; Thomése, Fleur; Otten, Wilma; Meiland, Franka; Kröse, Ben; Bernhaupt, Regina; Dalvi, Girish; Joshi, Anirudha; Balkrishan, Devanuj K.; O'Neill, Jacki; Winckler, Marco

Although there exist various product and services to support people with dementia in their everyday activities and challenges, people with dementia and their informal caregivers experience many unmet needs. In this paper, we present the ongoing development process of a decision aid that aims to reveal …

2017AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

De mens zien bij dementie

van Zuthem, Hester; Wildevuur, Sabine; Bosch, Lilian; Janssen, Marieke; Ongering, Jurre; Huizenga, Janine; Kanis, Marije; Kröse, Ben; Meiland, Franka; Ankum, Anna-Barbara; Droës, Rose-Marie; Dankelman, Nicky; Harmsen, Tineke; Versteeg, Leo; de Knecht, Natasja

Voor mensen met dementie en hun (in)formele zorgverleners is er een enorme keuze aan producten, services en diensten om zo lang mogelijk zelfstandig te blijven, dat aanbod groeit met de dag. Echter, in praktijk sluiten vraag en aanbod niet naadloos op elkaar aan. Komt dat omdat het aanbod moeilijk te …

2016AlgemeenRapport

Dyadic interventions for community-dwelling people with dementia and their family caregivers: a systematic review

A.E. Prick; P.D.D.M. Roelofs; J. de Lange (Lector); M.A. van 't Leven (Docent); A.M. Pot; J.H. Groenewoud

Background: In this review, we study the effects of dyadic psychosocial interventions focused on communitydwelling people with dementia and their family caregivers, and the relationship of the effects with intervention components of programs. Methods: A search from January 2005 to January 2012 led to …

2013-10-01GezondheidArtikel

Functional requirements for assistive technology for people with cognitive impairments and dementia.

L. de Witte; R.M. Dröes; I. Karkowski; M. Blom; M.E. de Boer; M.D. Mulvenna; F.J.M. Meiland; Joost van Hoof (Docent); J. van der Leeuw

The amount of technological aids on the market to support people in their everyday functioning is increasing. For example mobile telephone, electronic diary, skyping and domotics. Many of these aids are too complicated to operate for people with cognitive impairments, like dementia. For technology to …

2012AlgemeenArtikel

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