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Annemarie de Jong-Bardelmeijer

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Health problems and access to healthcare in the first year after childbirth

As a clinical epidemiologist, I value evidence-based practice for improving the quality of healthcare, making it more effective and adequate. I strive to combine my midwifery work experience with research and translate the findings into practical applications for the field. Currently, in my PhD trajectory, I focus on health problems and access to healthcare in the first year after childbirth. My fascination with this crucial time period stems from my own experiences as a mother and healthcare professional, where I, along with other mothers in my social circle, experienced a gap in healthcare. One of my projects, a module on 'Praten over Gezondheid,' exemplifies the combination of research and practical application, benefiting healthcare professionals, students, and mothers alike.

Deelnemers gezocht voor nieuwe module ‘Het eerste jaar na de geboorte’

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