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  Geschiedenis - iCAREdat...  
Gezondheidszorg wordt ook vaak verstrekt buiten de normale werkuren (out-of-hours OOH). Het voorbije decennium is de organisatie van de OOH zorg in de eerstelijns gezondheidszorg ingrijpend veranderd en aanzienlijk verbeterd.
Health care is also commonly provided during out-of-hours (OOH). The last decade, the organisation of OOH services in primary care changed and improved dramatically. The on-going establishment of general practice cooperatives (GPCs) represents one of the most important developments for primary health care in Flanders, Belgium and Europe. In 2013, the Belgian government provided a budget of 17.2 million euro to rearrange OOH care (e.g. facilitating GPCs infrastructure) on a national basis. Until to date, OOH care remains an important issue for the government, and a unique challenge to improve cooperation between existing OOH services.
  Onderzoek - Universitei...  
Dit onderzoeksproject biedt een praktisch kader voor dorpsontwikkeling voor het verbeteren van de leefbaarheid met keuzemogelijkheden en bijhorende gevolgen. Een praktisch kader wordt uitgewerkt voor verschillende beleidsdomeinen (wonen, zorg, voorzieningen, werk, landbouw) met bijhorende set van indicatoren (met gegevens) en een instrumentenkoffer.
Villages currently face challenges such as aging, decreasing services and amenities, poor quality housing, limited public transport, erosion of social cohesion .... Due to these developments, the quality of life in villages is highly pressurized. However, a good living environment remains important for coexistence and the "well being" of its residents. This research provides a practical framework for village development, in order to improve the quality of life, illustrating different solutions and their consequences. A practical framework will be developed for different policy areas (housing, care, services, labor, agriculture) with a correlating set of indicators and a development tool box.
  Geschiedenis - iCAREdat...  
Gezondheidszorg wordt ook vaak verstrekt buiten de normale werkuren (out-of-hours OOH). Het voorbije decennium is de organisatie van de OOH zorg in de eerstelijns gezondheidszorg ingrijpend veranderd en aanzienlijk verbeterd.
Health care is also commonly provided during out-of-hours (OOH). The last decade, the organisation of OOH services in primary care changed and improved dramatically. The on-going establishment of general practice cooperatives (GPCs) represents one of the most important developments for primary health care in Flanders, Belgium and Europe. In 2013, the Belgian government provided a budget of 17.2 million euro to rearrange OOH care (e.g. facilitating GPCs infrastructure) on a national basis. Until to date, OOH care remains an important issue for the government, and a unique challenge to improve cooperation between existing OOH services.
  Onderzoek - Universitei...  
In België zijn spoeddiensten en huisartsen de belangrijkste actoren in de acute medische zorg tijdens de gewone en de zogenaamde out-of-hours periode. Patiënten kunnen vrij kiezen welke dienst zij prefereren.
In Belgium, emergency departments and GPs take care of urgent medical care during office and out-of-hours (OOH). Patients have access to the care provider of their choice. Over the last years protocols for triage of unplanned care have been developed by working groups in Belgium. The central aim of the present project is to establish if telephonic triage (using the phone number "1733") with professional call takers using these protocols is feasible, reliable and effective. A pilot project is established in the region Leuven-Tienen, in close collaboration with the emergency departments, the general practice OOH services and the regional emergency call centre which operate in that region. The overall research questions are 1. What is the safety and efficiency of newly developed protocols when used by call takers? 2. What is the epidemiology of unplanned medical care both during office and out-of-hours? 3. What is the influence of telephone triage on the workload and cost of care for unplanned medical problems? Other activities during the project will help to inform the public and the health professionals in the Leuven region. The two year project started May 1, 2016. Results of this study will inform stakeholders about future organisation of OOH care in Belgium. The OOH care research group is part of the General Practice group of the Department of Primary and Interdisciplinary Care Principal investigator: Hilde Philips Co-supervisor Veronique Verhoeven Junior researcher: Hanne Claessen Junior researcher: Annelies Colliers Team member: Roy Remmen
  Onderzoek - Universitei...  
In België zijn spoeddiensten en huisartsen de belangrijkste actoren in de acute medische zorg tijdens de gewone en de zogenaamde out-of-hours periode. Patiënten kunnen vrij kiezen welke dienst zij prefereren.
In Belgium, emergency departments and GPs take care of urgent medical care during office and out-of-hours (OOH). Patients have access to the care provider of their choice. Over the last years protocols for triage of unplanned care have been developed by working groups in Belgium. The central aim of the present project is to establish if telephonic triage (using the phone number "1733") with professional call takers using these protocols is feasible, reliable and effective. A pilot project is established in the region Leuven-Tienen, in close collaboration with the emergency departments, the general practice OOH services and the regional emergency call centre which operate in that region. The overall research questions are 1. What is the safety and efficiency of newly developed protocols when used by call takers? 2. What is the epidemiology of unplanned medical care both during office and out-of-hours? 3. What is the influence of telephone triage on the workload and cost of care for unplanned medical problems? Other activities during the project will help to inform the public and the health professionals in the Leuven region. The two year project started May 1, 2016. Results of this study will inform stakeholders about future organisation of OOH care in Belgium. The OOH care research group is part of the General Practice group of the Department of Primary and Interdisciplinary Care Principal investigator: Hilde Philips Co-supervisor Veronique Verhoeven Junior researcher: Hanne Claessen Junior researcher: Annelies Colliers Team member: Roy Remmen
  Onderzoek - Universitei...  
In België zijn spoeddiensten en huisartsen de belangrijkste actoren in de acute medische zorg tijdens de gewone en de zogenaamde out-of-hours periode. Patiënten kunnen vrij kiezen welke dienst zij prefereren.
In Belgium, emergency departments and GPs take care of urgent medical care during office and out-of-hours (OOH). Patients have access to the care provider of their choice. Over the last years protocols for triage of unplanned care have been developed by working groups in Belgium. The central aim of the present project is to establish if telephonic triage (using the phone number "1733") with professional call takers using these protocols is feasible, reliable and effective. A pilot project is established in the region Leuven-Tienen, in close collaboration with the emergency departments, the general practice OOH services and the regional emergency call centre which operate in that region. The overall research questions are 1. What is the safety and efficiency of newly developed protocols when used by call takers? 2. What is the epidemiology of unplanned medical care both during office and out-of-hours? 3. What is the influence of telephone triage on the workload and cost of care for unplanned medical problems? Other activities during the project will help to inform the public and the health professionals in the Leuven region. The two year project started May 1, 2016. Results of this study will inform stakeholders about future organisation of OOH care in Belgium. The OOH care research group is part of the General Practice group of the Department of Primary and Interdisciplinary Care Principal investigator: Hilde Philips Co-supervisor Veronique Verhoeven Junior researcher: Hanne Claessen Junior researcher: Annelies Colliers Team member: Roy Remmen
  Onderzoek - Universitei...  
In België zijn spoeddiensten en huisartsen de belangrijkste actoren in de acute medische zorg tijdens de gewone en de zogenaamde out-of-hours periode. Patiënten kunnen vrij kiezen welke dienst zij prefereren.
In Belgium, emergency departments and GPs take care of urgent medical care during office and out-of-hours (OOH). Patients have access to the care provider of their choice. Over the last years protocols for triage of unplanned care have been developed by working groups in Belgium. The central aim of the present project is to establish if telephonic triage (using the phone number "1733") with professional call takers using these protocols is feasible, reliable and effective. A pilot project is established in the region Leuven-Tienen, in close collaboration with the emergency departments, the general practice OOH services and the regional emergency call centre which operate in that region. The overall research questions are 1. What is the safety and efficiency of newly developed protocols when used by call takers? 2. What is the epidemiology of unplanned medical care both during office and out-of-hours? 3. What is the influence of telephone triage on the workload and cost of care for unplanned medical problems? Other activities during the project will help to inform the public and the health professionals in the Leuven region. The two year project started May 1, 2016. Results of this study will inform stakeholders about future organisation of OOH care in Belgium. The OOH care research group is part of the General Practice group of the Department of Primary and Interdisciplinary Care Principal investigator: Hilde Philips Co-supervisor Veronique Verhoeven Junior researcher: Hanne Claessen Junior researcher: Annelies Colliers Team member: Roy Remmen
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