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Quality and safety management of advanced medical technologies in home care organisations in the Netherlands: a qualitative survey at the tactical level

Ben Allouch, (Somaya) (Extern); Haken, (Ingrid) (Phd); van Harten, (Wim) H (Extern)

Introduction A quality management system (QMS) in healthcare organisations encompasses not only policies, processes and necessary procedures but also the quality, safety and risk management of medical technology. Tactical and operational decision-making levels should be closely interconnected. Previous …

2025-12-01AlgemeenArtikel

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

The Experiences of Patients Who Participated in a Family Involvement Program After Abdominal Cancer Surgery: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis

Kreca, Sani M.; Musters, Selma C. W.; Horst, Mariken E. E.; van Ingen, Cornelia H. N. M.; Nieveen van Dijkum, Els J. M.; Eskes, Anne M. (Lectoraat Patiënt- En Familieparticipatie In De Klinische Zorg)

To prepare patients’ families for active care roles after discharge, a family involvement program was developed. We aimed to gain in-depth insight into patients’ well-being and experience during the program regarding the active involvement of family caregivers after oncological gastrointestinal cancer …

2025-03AlgemeenArtikel

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

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

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

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