Medical Psychology

Leven met Alopecia, hoe kan ik mijn kind ondersteunen en begeleiden?

A presentation for parents of children with alopecia.

Promoting mental health using a mobile Health application in adolescents with a chronic somatic illness: A randomised waitlist controlled trial (preprint)

Report of the main outcomes of the Grow It! Sophia RCT.

The Future is Digital (Invited Presentation for closing Ignite session)

The current healthcare system is under pressure. In this talk I outlined how our future should be digital to alleviate some of these pressures.

Experiences of Parents Expecting a Child with a Cleft: A Qualitative Interview Study into Healthcare Provision and Parental Concerns

An interview study where we interviewed expectant parents during pregnancy.

Informatie-avond Zichtbaar en Weerbaar

A presentation on the information evening for (parents of) patients with syndromic craniosynostosis, focussing on the psychosocial aspects of living with a visible difference.

Mental well-being: Digital support for adolescents in the hospital

A presentation on the information day of the patient association for juvenile idopathic arthritis (Jeugdreuma Vereniging Nederland).

Experiences of parents expecting a child with a cleft: a qualitative interview study into healthcare provision and parental concerns

A poster presentation on preliminary results of our interview study.

Applications of the Experience Sampling Method (ESM) in paediatric healthcare: a systematic review

A systematic review investigating the ways in which ESM is used in paediatric healthcare and research. ESM is a method using questions multiple times a day to investigate thoughts, feelings and behaviours in the context they take place.

Parents expecting a child with a cleft

Study on parents expecting a child with a cleft, investigating their experiences with healthcare and concerns for the future

Anxiety, depression and quality of life in children and adults with alopecia areata: A systematic review and meta-analysis

A systematic review and meta analysis of 93 papers focussing on the psychosocial effects of living with alopecia areata.