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The role and position of palliative care nurses within the Dutch healthcare system

Ingrid van Zuilekom; Suzanne Metselaar; Fleur Godrie; Myrna Pelgrum-Keurhorst; Berdine Koekoek; Bregje Onwuteaka-Philipsen; Harmieke van Os‑Medendorp (Lector)

Generalists in palliative care and professionals with specialized expertise, including palliative care nurses, achieve high-quality palliative care. To strengthen their role, it is essential to understand the tasks palliative care nurses perform and their position within the organizations. We aim to …

2025-10-14GezondheidArtikel

Home-based geriatric rehabilitation after inpatient rehabilitation: a redesign and feasibility study

Astrid Preitschopf; Margriet Pol; Bianca Buurman; Marije Holstege (Lector)

Abstract Background There is a shift from inpatient to home-based geriatric rehabilitation (HBGR), and potential benefits are demonstrated. Previously, a theoretical HBGR model, version 1.0, has been developed, outlining its essential components. However, clear guidance on the practical design and organisation …

2025-06-02GezondheidArtikel

Essential competencies of nurses working with AI-driven lifestyle monitoring in long-term care: A modified Delphi study

Groeneveld, (Sjors) (Onderzoeker); Gemert-Pijnen, J.E.W.C. (Lisette) van (Extern); Os-Medendorp, (Harmieke) van (Extern); Dekkers, (Tessa ) (Extern); Verdaasdonk, R.M. (Ruud) (Extern); Houwelingen, T. (Thijs) van; Ouden, M.E.M. (Marjolein) den (Lector)

As more and more older adults prefer to stay in their homes as they age, thereandapos;s a need for technology to support this. A relevant technology is Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven lifestyle monitoring, utilizing data from sensors placed in the home. This technology is not intended to replace …

2025-03-12AlgemeenArtikel

Essential competencies of nurses working with AI-driven lifestyle monitoring in long-term care

S.W.M. Groeneveld; Harmieke van Os‑Medendorp (Lector); J.E.W.C. van Gemert-Pijnen; R.M. Verdaasdonk; C.T.M. van Houwelingen; T. Dekkers; M.E.M. den Ouden

As more and more older adults prefer to stay in their homes as they age, there’s a need for technology to support this. A relevant technology is Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven lifestyle monitoring, utilizing data from sensors placed in the home. This technology is not intended to replace nurses …

2025-03-01GezondheidArtikel

Nursing activities and associated workload of nurses in virtual care centres: A multicentre observational study

Jobbe P.L. Leenen; Jedidja Lok-Visser; Cindy Vollenbroek; Henk Sonneveld (Onderzoeker); Thijs van Houwelingen (Lector); Gréanne Leeftink

Virtual care centres (VCCs) are novel wards of hospitals and facilitate the provision of remote monitoring and home-based patient care by virtual care nurses. Whereas since the COVID-19 pandemic VCCs have rapidly emerged, there is a lack of insight in virtual care nurses’ work and the associated work …

2025ICT & Media; …Artikel

Essential competencies of nurses working with AI-driven lifestyle monitoring in long-term care

Sjors Groeneveld (Onderzoeker); Harmieke van Os-Medendorp (Onderzoeker); Lisette van Gemert-Pijnen (Onderzoeker); Ruud Verdaasdonk (Onderzoeker); Thijs van Houwelingen (Onderzoeker); Tessa Dekkers (Onderzoeker); Marjolein den Ouden (Onderzoeker)

Background: As more and more older adults prefer to stay in their homes as they age, there’s a need for technology to support this. A relevant technology is Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven lifestyle monitoring, utilizing data from sensors placed in the home. This technology is not intended to replace …

2025GezondheidArtikel

Virtual Care Centers and the evolving role of nurses

Henk Sonneveld (Onderzoeker); Apphia Tan; Jobbe Leenen; Thijs van Houwelingen (Lector)

New Virtual Care Centers (VCCs) within hospitals utilize information technology to remotely monitor and support patients with chronic diseases living at home. Nurses play a crucial role by providing remote coaching and guidance to help patients manage their conditions. Currently, there is a growing understanding …

2025GezondheidConferentiebijdrage

Home-based geriatric rehabilitation after inpatient rehabilitation

Preitschopf, Astrid D.; Pol, Margriet (Lectoraat Ergotherapie - Participatie En Omgeving); Buurman, Bianca; Holstege, Marije

Background There is a shift from inpatient to home-based geriatric rehabilitation (HBGR), and potential benefits are demonstrated. Previously, a theoretical HBGR model, version 1.0, has been developed, outlining its essential components. However, clear guidance on the practical design and organisation …

2025AlgemeenArtikel

Validation of a simplified oral indicator for home care nurses to refer older people to dental care professionals

Weening-Verbree, Lina Francina (Linet) (Ageing And Allied Health Care); Schuller, Annemarie A; Krijnen, Wim P (Healthy Ageing, Allied Health Care And Nursing); Van der Schans, Cees P; Zuidema, Sytse U; Hobbelen, Johannes (Ageing And Allied Health Care)

OBJECTIVES: This study aims to explore the identification of older people in need of dental consultation, with a Simplified Oral Indicator (SOI) used by home care nurses (HCNs) and with the Geriatric Oral Health Assessment Index (GOHAI-NL) completed by older people themselves, compared with the Oral …

2024-12-16Gezondheid; …Artikel

Nurse-related behavioural determinants associated with healthy eating support provided by Dutch community nurses: a cross-sectional study

Gerlinde den Hamer-Jordaan (Lid Lectoraat); Truus Groenendijk-van Woudenbergh (Lid Lectoraat); Willemieke Kroeze (Lector); Ellemijn Troost (Onderzoeker); Annemien Haveman-Nies

Background: Community nurses (CNs) play an important role in supporting healthy lifestyles, including healthy eating behaviour of patients. However, many CNs do not incorporate healthy eating support in their daily routines to the fullest extent possible. This study aimed to explore (1) the associations …

2024-10-21GezondheidArtikel

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