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  • The multicenter ACTIVE trial
    The multicenter ACTIVE trial (Cost-)Effectiveness of a transmural integrated care program for knee arthroplasty patients in the working population.
    • Ongoing
  • Best treatment options for complex appendicitis in children (CAPP-study)
    CAPP-study The CAPP study is a national prospective cohort study comparing different treatments for children with complex appendicitis.
    • Ongoing
  • The Supreme Nudge project
    The Supreme Nudge project Supreme Nudge is designed to make healthier lifestyle choices easier by adjusting the context in which these choices are made.
    • Ongoing
  • The WijkKliniek project
    The WijkKliniek project Implementation, evaluation and dissemination of an Acute Geriatric Community Hospital.
    • Ongoing
  • Aetiology of renal and urinary tract anomalies defines Diagnostic Efficacy and Clinical Outcome (ArtDECO)
    ArtDECO study The ArtDECO study is a national study on the cause and prognosis of congenital anomalies of the kidney and urinary tract.
    • Ongoing
  • I-RECOVER: implementation of vestibular rehabilitation in chronic vertigo
    I-RECOVER: implementation of vestibular rehabilitation in chronic vertigo The goal of the I-RECOVER study is to improve care in patients with chronic dizziness by implementing Vertigo Training, an online version of vestibular rehabilitation, nationwide.
    • Ongoing
  • Health CASCADE
    Health CASCADE By bringing together citizens, academics, businesses, and civil organizations, Health CASCADE aims to co-create effective solutions to these complex problems.
    • Ongoing
  • Biomarker and Test Evaluation (BiTE) projects
    Biomarker and Test Evaluation (BiTE) projects A variety of methodological projects around the evaluation of diagnostic and prognostic tests, devices and biomarkers.
    • Ongoing
  • Marfan Syndrome patient involvement in ACS research
    Marfan Syndrome patient involvement in ACS research With the help of Marfan patients and their families, researchers at the Medical Biochemistry and Clinical Genetics departments are able to study novel ways to treat Marfan syndrome and its symptoms.
    • Ongoing