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Research Research groups Appropriate Intensive Care

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We improve intensive care by assessing its cost-effectiveness, developing prediction models for treatment decisions, addressing ethical issues in using (macroeconomic) data in clinical practice, and promoting personalized, patient-centered care.

Research group leader

dr. Marieke Zegers MSc

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Aims

We aim to:

  • Evaluate the effectiveness of intensive care treatment on patient outcomes (mortality, morbidity and quality of life), and the cost-effectiveness of intensive care;
  • Develop prediction models that support patients, relatives and healthcare professionals in treatment decisions;
  • Gain insight into the (ethical) challenges of implementing macroeconomic data in national policy and clinical decision-making;
  • Provide care that is tailored to the personal needs and experienced health problems;
  • Support policy makers in making decisions about the sustainability of intensive care based on valid data.


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