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Effect of applying two of the principles of the S-E-T concept: stability- and sesorimotor training on patients with chronic low back pain : a systematic review

Inga Brekke Faalun (Student); Kristine Thorvaldsen (Student); Annelies Simons (Begeleider); Siv T. Jacobsen (Student); Elisabeth S. Baekkelien (Student); Ineke Smits (Begeleider)

STUDY DESIGN: A systematic review BACKGROUND: The Norwegian Sling Exercise Therapy (S-E-T) concept, is a treatment system that was developed in 1999. Being such a new concept, there is yet scarce evidence based research existing on the treatment effect. The S-E-T concept consists of different treatment …

2003GezondheidBachelor

Advisering van het midden- en kleinbedrijf. Wie wil voelen zal niet luisteren.

Drs. A.J.G. Silvius

This relationship between external knowledge providers, e.g. consultants and academic institutions, and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) is a difficult one. SME entrepreneurs think external advice is expensive, not required and/or not useful. In this paper these arguments are explored against the …

2003AlgemeenRapport

Active exercises and prevention of progression of an idiopathic scoliosis.

Christine Larsmon (Student); Carsten Pedersen (Student); Morten Lund (Student); Andreas Paulsen (Student); Eddy Salters (Begeleider); Annelies Simons (Begeleider)

Objectives Among the treatment alternatives for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) in Norway, only bracing and surgery are mentioned as generally accepted forms of treatment. There exists a lot of controversy on this issue; therefore a descriptive research is used to highlight the different aspects …

2002GezondheidBachelor

Literatuuronderzoek naar 'quality of life measurements' voor patiënten met aandoeningen van de tractus respiratorius, tractus circulatorius en reumatische aandoeningen

Janneke Meewis (Student); Femke Middelhoff (Student); Monica Veeger (Begeleider); Jeroen Derks van de Ven (Student); Marije Hoogduijn (Student); Annelies Simons (Begeleider)

In opdracht van Fontys Paramedische Hogeschool te Eindhoven is er een literatuuronderzoek als afstudeerproject uitgevoerd door studenten van de beroepsopleiding Fysiotherapie. Dit literatuuronderzoek richt zich hoofdzakelijk op de betrouwbaarheid, validiteit, responsiviteit en bruikbaarheid van meetinstrumenten …

2002GezondheidBachelor

Comparing different types of stimuli: demonstrating the effects of exercise therapy along the movement continuum via video

Drew Crowley (Student); Jason Kwak (Student); Richard van Diesen (Begeleider); Natalia Mosley (Student); Annelies Simons (Begeleider); Michael Bramlett (Student)

The group carried out an extensive literature research in an attempt to answer the two main questions of the thesis project: "Can each level of the movement continuum be stimulated with exercise therapy?" and "Is video a good way to demonstrate this?" This goal was to use the research for producing …

2002GezondheidBachelor

PERIPARTUM PELVIC PAIN : WHAT IS IT? HOW CAN IT BE TREATED

Marianne Wie (Student); Caroline K. Ørn (Student); Merethe V.R. Eriksen (Student); Eveline Wouters (Begeleider); Lene Reigstad Clausen (Student); Annelies Simons (Begeleider)

Realizing the need for information about the topic Peripartum Pelvic Pain (PPPP) the global research question; "Is it possible to make a Reader for 3rd year English Stream (ES 4) physiotherapy students in module gynaecology and obstetrics?" was made. Literature was gathered from different sources to …

2001GezondheidBachelor

The Bosnian experience

J.M.L.M. Soeters; J.H. Rovers

In this first issue of the Netherlands Annual Review of Military Studies the Bosnian Experience is dicussed. The soldiers themselves - especially the Dutch ones - take centre stage. What did they do, or what did they do not? How did they and their home front experience it all? The contributions are the …

1997AlgemeenBoek

Older adults' reasons for using technology while aging in place

Sebastiaan T.M. Peek (Lid Lectoraat); Katrien G. Luijkx; Maurice D. Rijnaard; Marianne E. Nieboer (Docent); Claire S. van der Voort (Docent); Sil Aarts (Docent); Joost van Hoof (Associate Lector); Hubertus J.M. Vrijhoef; Eveline J.M. Wouters (Lector)

Background: Most older adults prefer to age in place, and supporting older adults to remain in their own homes and communities is also favored by policy makers. Technology can play a role in staying independent, active and healthy. However, the use of technology varies considerably among older adults. …

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