Netherlands
Psychologist and researcher. Research on dementia health care, design and evaluation of supportive services for people with (young-onset) dementia and their carers.
Associate professor Living Well with Dementia
| Assistant professor in psychosocial innovations in dementia; methodologies, experience sampling method, non-pharmacological interventions, dementia care, quality of life |
Postdoctoral researcher and coordinator psychosocial research; dementia care eHealth innovations and their sustainable implementation
Senior researcher. Focus: decision making in people with decision making disabilities, advance care planning, euthanasia in dementia
INTERDEM Academy Coordinator; interdem-masterclass@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Professor in Spiritual Healthcare; - existential issues in daily caregiving: ACP and palliative care in PWD, SDM in PWD, Dealing with euthanasia requests from PWD.
Senior researcher in the field of psychosocial support in dementia with expertise in psychometrics.
Head of the department of Nursing Science / Professor Care, Wellbeing and Living of Older people NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences.
Professor 'mental wellbeing of frail elderly people with complex care needs', Program leader Mental Health.
Visiting professor (UMCG) and Associate Professor (UNESP), Palliative Care, Geriatrics, Advance Care Planning, Shared Decision Making, Cross-cultural research
Assistant Professor focusing on reducing inequity in prevention of dementia, expertise in epidemiology & latent class analysis
Postdoctoral Researcher. Area of expertise: long term care, psychosocial interventions, decision-making in dementia, quality of care.
Senior researcher. Epidemiology, quantitative data-analysis, informal care, evaluation of interventions.
Associate Professor with expertise in epidemiology, prevention, public health, neuropsychology, longitudinal data, meta-analysis, structural equation modelling.
Amsterdam University Medical Center, dept. Medicine for Older people. Senior researcher and lecturer psychosocial (and ICT) interventions in dementia. Board member of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Network (JAIN)
Head of Alzheimer Center Erasmus MC and associate professor. Interest areas: person centered dementia diagnostics and care, diversity, young onset dementia
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I have over seven years of experience in cognitive research within the field of dementia. During this time, I investigated traditional paper-and-pencil instruments to track clinical onset and disease progression in young-onset dementia (YOD). This work underscored the urgent need for innovative approaches to monitor behaviour and cognition more effectively. Since 2022, I have been leading a new research line on digital health technologies in the field of dementia. My primary motivation is to improve early diagnosis and person-centered support after the diagnosis by shifting from conventional assessments to real-time, unobtrusive digital measurements that capture cognition and behaviour in daily life. To this end, I develop and validate novel digital health technologies, including eye-tracking, smartphone apps, wearables, and virtual reality, targeting YOD as well as other neurodegenerative diseases. With these efforts I aim to bridge the gap between research and implementation into clinical practice, to improve early diagnosis and person-centered care after the diagnosis.
Background in neuropsychology. Combination of research and clinical work: assistant professor at Maastricht
University (research & teaching) in combination with being in training to clinical clinical neuropsychologist at the hospital
Senior researcher. My expertise is aimed at assistive technology and care needs in dementia, geriatric assessments, long-term care, and quality of care.
Associate Professor in clinical neuropsychology with a focus on dementia. Research themes include outcomes, psychometrics, digital assessments and healthy aging.
Researcher and teacher medicine for older people, decision making in people with decision making disabilities, tailored treatment and care
Associate Professor at LUMC and Associate Director Namaste Care International. Areas of expertise is improving quality of life with technology in people with dementia
Associate professor, epidemiologist, health care research in dementia, research methodology.
| Assistant professor; focus on D&I reflected in various activities: competence level (future) professionals, cross-cultural dementia research, (neuro)psychology |
Senior researcher of the Research Group Living Well with Dementia Focus: shared decision making, person centredness care, cultural
Associate Professor; Scientific Coordinator Living Lab in Ageing and Long-Term Care; Dementia Care Environments.
Professor and medical sociologist, Radboud UMC, the Netherlands. Chair INTERDEM, member SAB (JPND). Research: psychosocial interventions, social health, translational research, implementation, palliative care, organisation of care.