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AMS research highlights

$The PELVIC-study: Regional clinical pathway implementation for older adults with pelvic fragility fractures$

The PELVIC-study: Regional clinical pathway implementation for older adults with pelvic fragility fractures This study aims to improve pelvic fragility fracture care through a structured clinical pathway that optimises diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation across nine regional trauma centres.
- Ongoing
Implementation of a multidisciplinary digital care pathway for return-to-work in workers with musculoskeletal disorders This project evaluates the effectiveness, cost-effectiveness, and implementation of an innovative digital care pathway that applies the evidence-based musculoskeletal disorders guideline in occupational health.
- Ongoing
Preventing occupational musculoskeletal disorders through multidisciplinary collaboration: development and implementation of a digital prevention care record A digital prevention care record to improve multidisciplinary collaboration, exposure assessment, and reporting of occupational musculoskeletal disorders in the Netherlands.
- Ongoing
Working-from-home: effect on working conditions, physical inactivity and musculoskeletal health Working-from-home became a lasting change after COVID-19. This project studies its medium-term effects on working conditions, physical activity, and workers’ musculoskeletal health.
- Ongoing
ACTIVE Trial – Personalized Multidisciplinary eHealth Intervention After Knee Arthroplasty A multicenter randomized controlled trial evaluating a personalized eHealth program to improve recovery, daily activities, work participation, and sports after knee arthroplasty.
- Ongoing
PROMs for Improving Individual Physiotherapy Care in Hip and Knee Replacement This project explores how PROMs can be integrated into individual physiotherapy care after hip and knee replacement to support personalized care.
- Ongoing
Unraveling late-life trajectories of physical activity components and their associations with health outcomes PhD project on modeling natural development of multidimensional physical activity in older adults, and investigating meaningful subgroups with similar development over time.
- Ongoing
The exercise hypoalgesic effect of aerobic and resistance training in persistent low back pain and pain-free individuals The EXHALE ART study investigated the immediate pain-modulating effects of aerobic versus resistance exercise in individuals with persistent low back pain and pain-free controls.
- Completed
Back2Action From evaluation to implementation: a bio-psychosocial treatment (Back2Action) for people with neck and back pain
- Ongoing
State-of-the-art design of custom-made footwear for individuals at high risk of diabetes-related foot ulceration. This project investigates how the use of data-driven evidence-based custom-made therapeutic footwear can better prevent diabetes-related foot ulcers through better offloading, and improved comfort, usability, and adherence.
- Ongoing
JAMA publication for Sports Physicians and Orthopedic Surgeons Injections with plasma rich plasma not effective for ankle osteoartritis
- Ongoing
Understanding the pathophysiology of osteochondral defects in the ankle from a basic science perspective Most osteochondral defects (OCD) have a traumatic origin. The pathogenesis between a trauma to the development of an OCD remains unknown.
- Ongoing

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