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Closing event of the FWO TBM project ‘Mobile monitoring of movement and joint loading in persons with degenerative hip- and knee problems’ on 09.03.2021
INVITATION: Closing event of the FWO TBM project ‘Mobile monitoring of movement and joint loading in persons with degenerative hip- and knee problems’ 👋..
Winnaars SMALLL travel grant
De SMALLL travel grant (link) van dit jaar is gewonnen door Maud van den Bogaart (UHasselt) en Ive Weygers (KU Leuven). Wij willen ze..
Vacatures
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Promovendus/postdoc multimodale orthesebehandeling bij diabetische voetziekte
Amsterdam UMCAmsterdam -
Onderzoek(st)er Revalidatietechnologie bij neurologische patiënten en ouderen (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
Vrije Universiteit BrusselBrussel -
docent (tenure track) / hoofddocent / hoogleraar in Revalidatiewetenschappen: Technologie in de Revalidatie (80 à 100%) UHasselt
Universiteit HasseltHasselt, België -
PhD student Rehabilitation Sciences: proprioception in cerebral palsy
UHasselt The UHasselt contributes to the knowledge economy in the Euregion. Active tutoring, made to measure for the students, topquality research in specific domains and an international orientation are our university's characteristics. Owing to its small size, the university and its employees are building up to an organisation together where it is a pleasure to work. Qualities are the only means by which people are measured. Gender, ethnicity, handicap, nationality and age are not taken into consideration.Hasselt, België
Publicaties
- Dependency of Lower Limb Joint Reaction Forces on Femoral Anteversion
- Resting-state aperiodic neural dynamics predict individual differences in visuomotor performance and learning
- Visuomotor adaptation and its relationship with motor ability in children with and without autism spectrum disorder
- Implementing Patient-Reported Outcome Measures in Inpatient Rehabilitation: Challenges and Solutions
- Examination of the measurement equivalence of the Functional Assessment in Acute Care MCAT (FAMCAT) mobility item bank using differential item functioning analyses
- Identifying Clinically Relevant Functional Strata to Direct Mobility Preservation among Patients Hospitalized with Medical Conditions