Suchergebnisse - Klazinga Niek S

Acculturation does not necessarily lead to increased physical activity during leisure time: a cross-sectional study among Turkish young people in the Netherlands von Stronks Karien, Klazinga Niek S, Hosper Karen

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Focus on sex differences in grant applications submitted to the Netherlands Organization for Health Research and Development von Klazinga Niek S, Haafkens Joke A, Keuken Debby G

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Shelter-based convalescence for homeless adults in Amsterdam: a descriptive study von Klazinga Niek, de Wit Matty, van Laere Igor

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Correction: Comparing health system performance assessment and management approaches in the Netherlands and Ontario, Canada von Klazinga Niek S, Tawfik-Shukor Ali R, Arah Onyebuchi A

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Comparing health system performance assessment and management approaches in the Netherlands and Ontario, Canada von Klazinga Niek S, Tawfik-Shukor Ali R, Arah Onyebuchi A

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Selecting effective incentive structures in health care: A decision framework to support health care purchasers in finding the right incentives to drive performance von Klazinga Niek S, Hurley Jeremiah, Custers Thomas, Brown Adalsteinn D

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Pathways into homelessness: recently homeless adults problems and service use before and after becoming homeless in Amsterdam von de Wit Matty A, van Laere Igor R, Klazinga Niek S

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Collaborating while competing? The sustainability of community-based integrated care initiatives through a health partnership von Hoogedoorn Nelleke PC, Delnoij Diana MJ, Plochg Thomas, Klazinga Niek S

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Health system outcomes and determinants amenable to public health in industrialized countries: a pooled, cross-sectional time series analysis von Westert Gert P, Arah Onyebuchi A, Delnoij Diana M, Klazinga Niek S

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Suboptimal asthma care for immigrant children: results of an audit study von Klazinga Niek S, de Koning Johan S, Urbanus-van Laar JJ Nathalie, Stronks Karien

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Capacity management of nursing staff as a vehicle for organizational improvement von Klazinga Niek S, Smeenk Marjolein, Bor Gert, Elkhuizen Sylvia G, Bakker Piet JM

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Performance indicators for public mental healthcare: a systematic international inventory von Lauriks Steve, Buster Marcel CA, de Wit Matty AS, Arah Onyebuchi A, Klazinga Niek S

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Motives and preferences of general practitioners for new collaboration models with medical specialists: a qualitative study von Klazinga Niek S, Meyboom-de Jong Betty, Benneker Wim HGM, Berendsen Annette J, Schuling Jan

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Intermediate care: for better or worse? Process evaluation of an intermediate care model between a university hospital and a residential home von Janmaat Tonnie ACM, van der Kruk Tineke F, Delnoij Diana MJ, Plochg Thomas, Klazinga Niek S

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Investigating organizational quality improvement systems, patient empowerment, organizational culture, professional involvement and the quality of care in European hospitals: the '... von Thompson Andrew, Arah Onyebuchi A, Wagner Cordula, Klazinga Niek, Groene Oliver, Bruneau Charles, Suñol Rosa

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The role of 'confounding by indication' in assessing the effect of quality of care on disease outcomes in general practice: results of a case-control study von Prins Ad, Koudstaal Peter J, Klazinga Niek S, de Koning Johan S, Borsboom Gerard JJM, Mackenbach Johan P

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Cost-effectiveness of monitoring glaucoma patients in shared care: an economic evaluation alongside a randomized controlled trial von Klazinga Niek S, Plochg Thomas, Lemij Hans G, van Sprundel Esther, Holtzer-Goor Kim M, Koopmanschap Marc A

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Exploring eHealth Literacy and Patient-Reported Experiences With Outpatient Care in the Hungarian General Adult Population: Cross-Sectional Study von Zrubka, Zsombor, Brito Fernandes, Óscar, Baji, Petra, Hajdu, Ottó, Kovacs, Levente, Kringos, Dionne, Klazinga, Niek, Gulácsi, László, Brodszky, Valentin, Rencz, Fanni, Péntek, Márta

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