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Our purpose
The Amalia P4 research program is a horizontal program, bringing together all researchers and clinicians involved in (clinical) research with and for children, their parents, and their caretakers, aiming to provide high-class studies.
Goals
We want to further improve the entire spectrum of prevention, diagnostics, therapy, care and innovation in all stages from preconception, pregnancy, and childhood to transition into adulthood. We do this by sub-aims:
- Personalized
Patient-oriented with rapid and accurate molecular and genetic diagnostics and clinical phenotyping; person-oriented with careful assessment of the psychosocial and societal context. - Predicitve
A thorough study of disease course, disease mechanisms, biomarkers, modifiers and the response to therapeutic intervention. - Preventive
From preimplantation genetic diagnosis, prenatal and neonatal diagnosis, to lifestyle interventions. - Participatory
Patient- and parent advisory board; Nursing science; Educational research; Biobanking.
Research group leaders
See which research group leaders (RGLs) contribute to this research program.
read moreResearch group leaders
Our programs form inspiring environments in which research groups work together toward a common and clear goal, enabling our researchers to strenghten collaboration and cross thematic and disciplinary boundaries. Within and outside Radboudumc.
RGLs contributing to this research program
- Ulrich Brandt
- Roger Brüggemann
- Alex Garanto Iglesias
- Marien de Jonge
- Kirsten Kluivers
- Werner Koopman
- Peter Merkus
- Bart Smeets
- Marc Spaanderman
- Chris Verhaak
- Lisenka Vissers
- Nicol Voermans
- Saskia de Wildt
Please note that the above links to the profile pages will only appear when an employee has activated their profile page for the outside world to see.
In the near future, we plan to link specially designed research group pages instead of these profile pages.
