Onderzoek

Binnen het UNC-ZH werken we met vijf aandachtsgebieden binnen de overkoepelende speerpunten ‘herstel’ en ‘welbevinden’. Kies rechts een van de aandachtsgebieden voor de onderzoeken of klik op de knop hieronder voor meer informatie en maak daarna de keuze.

Leren & Ontwikkelen

De slogan van ons netwerk luidt 'Samen kennis maken, delen, en toepassen'. Om samen de ouderenzorg te ondersteunen in innoveren, delen we nieuw ontwikkelde kennis in de vorm van verschillende kennisproducten en onderwijs met de beroepspraktijk en met studenten. Bovendien bieden we ondersteuning bij implementatie. Met de jaarlijkse UNC-ZH Stimuleringssubsidie en het platform voor academische verpleegkunde stimuleren wij innovatie in de beroepspraktijk.

Participation

Research in the focus area 'Participation' focuses on the involvement of both older people and their loved ones and family. Successful cooperation between care providers, researchers, the elderly and their relatives is essential for a good quality of life for the older persons and their loved ones. Involving older persons and their loved ones can help improve the quality of our research through better alignment with their experiential knowledge, ideas, needs and priorities. An effective design of this involvement is very important in this respect.

Current research

GEREED STUDY

This study examines how readiness for proactive care planning can be increased among people with dementia, their loved ones and informal caregivers.

CARED-4 - Family involvement in a stepwise multidisciplinary intervention for challenging behaviour and pain in advanced dementia.

This project expands a stepwise intervention that addresses challenging behaviour and pain in nursing home residents with dementia by involving family caregivers.

Participation in research

Participation in research of persons with dementia and residents in long-term care facilities. A study aiming to design an approach to involve older care home residents and people living with dementia in scientific research. Research with the client, by the client.

mySupport

Family Carer Decision Support Study (mySupport). A transnational effectiveness-implementation evaluation of an intervention developed to support family caregivers in advance care planning for nursing home residents with dementia.