Openbare les Els Overkamp De opbouw van deze publicatie ontvouwt zich aan de hand van de volgende thema’s. In hoofdstuk 2 licht ik toe wat wij als lectoraat onder een goed leven verstaan en in hoofdstuk 3 waarom mensen met cognitieve en psychische aandoeningen meer kans hebben dat hun kwaliteit van leven onder druk komt te staan. In hoofdstuk 4 duik ik in de geschiedenis van community care tot het moment waar we nu staan. Wat kunnen we leren van eerdere pogingen om het informele netwerk en de samenleving te verbinden aan zorg en ondersteuning? Aan de hand van het viervenstermodel (Binkhorst e.a., 2019; Wilken e.a., 2021) zoals dat binnen het lectoraat PZO is ontwikkeld (hoofdstuk 5), benoem ik vervolgens vanuit vier verschillende perspectieven wat aandachtspunten zijn (hoofdstuk 6 tot en met hoofdstuk 9). Bij de keuze van deze aandachtspunten heb ik mij mede laten leiden door de relevante kennis en inzichten die we als lectoraat in de afgelopen twintig jaar hebben opgedaan. In hoofdstuk 10 eindig ik met de bijdrage die wij als lectoraat PZO de komende jaren willen leveren aan de kwaliteit van leven van mensen in kwetsbare posities.
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Op initiatief van de Rijksbouwmeester en het lectoraat Maatschappelijk Vastgoed heeft in maart 2017 een expertmeeting ‘Investeren in Wonen en Zorg’ plaatsgevonden. Het samenbrengen van de financierings-, ontwerp- en zorgwereld is belangrijk om de ontwerpprijsvraag Who Cares verder te brengen naar de uitvoering daarvan. Op deze manier kunnen de initiatiefnemers de condities laten zien waarbinnen de projecten succesvol kunnen zijn. Haalbare financieringsplannen spelen hierbij uiteraard een belangrijke rol. Tijdens de bijeenkomst is met de deelnemers daarover gesproken. Dit artikel is een verslag van deze bijeenkomst.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) strives to assist and inspire cities to become more “age-friendly”, and the fundamentals are included in the Global Age-Friendly Cities Guide. An age-friendly city enables residents to grow older actively within their families, neighbourhoods and civil society, and o ers extensive opportunities for the participation of older people in the community. Over the decades, technology has become essential for contemporary and future societies, and even more imperative as the decades move on, given we are nearly in our third decade of the twenty-first century. Yet, technology is not explicitly considered in the 8-domain model by the WHO, which describes an age-friendly city. This paper discusses the gaps in the WHO’s age-friendly cities model in the field of technology and provides insights and recommendations for expansion of the model for application in the context of countries with a high human development index that wish to be fully age-friendly. This work is distinctive because of the proposed new age-friendly framework, and the work presented in this paper contributes to the fields of gerontology, geography urban and development, computer science, and gerontechnology. Original article at MDPI; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph16193525 (This article belongs to the Special Issue Quality of Life: The Interplay between Human Behaviour, Technology and the Environment)
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Objective: Despite the common occurrence of lower levels of physical activity and physical fitness in youth with spina bifida (SB) who use a wheelchair, there are very few tests available to measure and assess these levels. The purpose of this study was to determine reliability and the physiologic response of the 6-minute push test (6MPT) in youth with SB who self-propel a wheelchair. Methods: In this reliability and observational study, a sample of 53 youth with SB (5-19 years old; mean age = 13 years 7 months; 32 boys and 21 girls) who used a wheelchair performed 2 exercise tests: the 6MPT and shuttle ride test. Heart rate, minute ventilation, respiratory exchange ratio, and oxygen consumption were measured using a calibrated mobile gas analysis system and a heart rate monitor. For reliability, intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs), SE of measurement, smallest detectable change for total covered distance, minute work, and heart rate were calculated. Physiologic response during the 6MPT was expressed as percentage of maximal values achieved during the shuttle ride test. Results: The ICCs for total distance and minute work were excellent (0.95 and 0.97, respectively), and the ICC for heart rate was good (0.81). The physiologic response during the 6MPT was 85% to 89% of maximal values, except for minute ventilation (70.6%). Conclusions: For most youth with SB who use a wheelchair for mobility or sports participation, the 6MPT is a reliable, functional performance test on a vigorous level of exercise. Impact: This is the first study to investigate physiologic response during the 6MPT in youth (with SB) who are wheelchair using. Clinicians can use the 6MPT to evaluate functional performance and help design effective exercise programs for youth with SB who are wheelchair using. Keywords: 6-minute push test; adolescent; disabled children; spinal diseases; wheelchairs.
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E-discovery projects typically start with an assessment of the collected electronic data in order to estimate the risk to prosecute or defend a legal case. This is not a review task but is appropriately called early case assessment, which is better known as exploratory search in the information retrieval community. This paper first describes text mining methodologies that can be used for enhancing exploratory search. Based on these ideas we present a semantic search dashboard that includes entities that are relevant to investigators such as who knew who, what, where and when. We describe how this dashboard can be powered by results from our ongoing research in the “Semantic Search for E-Discovery” project on topic detection and clustering, semantic enrichment of user profiles, email recipient recommendation, expert finding and identity extraction from digital forensic evidence.
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The present study aims at understanding how individuals engage in organized crime activities. Processes responsible for organized crime involvement are still poorly understood, particularly for those who become engaged only later in life. In-depth interviews with 16 inmates, all convicted of participation in organized crime and incarcerated in Dutch prisons, illuminate how individuals at different life stages become involved in crime in general, and in organized crime activities in particular. Most participants we interviewed turn out to have experienced an adult onset in crime. Their involvement mechanisms are analysed and compared with mechanisms applicable to offenders with an early start in crime. It was found that offenders with an early start in crime have a wealth of opportunities and criminal contacts, whereas individuals who become involved in crime later in life are exposed to crime opportunities in conventional settings.
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In 2017, BBC released a video revealing that Jodie Whittaker would be the actor to play the thirteenth Doctor in the 2018 season of Doctor Who (1963–), the popular BBC television series. The “reveal” that a woman had been cast in the role of the Doctor prompted an overwhelming backlash and fierce online discussion. The same period saw a number of popular films and series cast women as leads. The intense discussion that the reveal generated indicates that televisual representations of gender continue to matter greatly to viewers. The question is how? Fan comments posted below the reveal video on YouTube suggest that viewing publics are less engaged in a controversy over feminism than bewildered by gender categories becoming unstable. Notably, once the series aired, discussion about the Doctor’s gender died down. Seeing the Doctor addressed as “Ma’am,” it turned out, was not what upset viewers.
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Voor u ligt het onderzoeksrapport van een onderzoek naar de ervaringen van 3 tot en met 12-jarige bewoners van de wijk Vollenhove in de Gemeente Zeist met de buurtaanpak Vollenhove Vooruit tot nu toe. Dit is tot stand gekomen vanuit een samenwerking van Gemeente Zeist, GGD regio Utrecht en lectoraat Jeugd (HU) in de Regionale Kenniswerkplaats Jeugd en Gezin Centraal, in opdracht van de Provincie Utrecht. Vollenhove Vooruit is een integrale wijkaanpak die voortkomt uit de Regio Deal Vitale Wijken, gestart in 2020. Binnen de Regio Deal Vitale Wijken werken vier gemeenten (Amersfoort, Nieuwegein, Utrecht en Zeist), provincie Utrecht, GGD-regio Utrecht, RIVM en verschillende ministeries samen aan het realiseren van leefbare, veilige en gezonde wijken met gelijke kansen voor iedereen. Vanuit het Lectoraat Jeugd van Hogeschool Utrecht (HU) hebben we veel betrokkenen kunnen spreken. Op de eerste plaats de kinderen, maar ook volwassen bewoners, onderwijs- en jeugdzorgprofessionals, wijkmanager en beleidsmedewerkers van de gemeente Zeist. Onze dank gaat dan ook uit naar basisschool De Wegwijzer, basisschool Op Dreef en de Gemeente Zeist. In het bijzonder bedanken we alle kinderen en leerkrachten die hebben bijgedragen aan dit onderzoek, projectleider van Kans8 José van Heuven en projectleider van Vollenhove Vooruit Hans Goorhuis, Carolien Plevier van GGD-regio Utrecht, Radia Elgarbi van MeanderOmnium en Jordy Kurvers van Sportief Zeist. We hopen met en voor de jeugdigen van Vollenhove van harte dat de onderzoekbevindingen en conclusies zullen zorgen voor een positieve invloed op de verdere ontwikkeling van de buurtaanpak Vollenhove Vooruit.
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This paper is concerned with the governance of geodetic deformation measurements. If we want to know if and how fast a country, or parts of it, are subsiding or rising, who decides that it should be measured and how is the methodology determined? What interests are at stake? How is the proper use and innovation of geodetic methods guaranteed? To be able to answer such and similar questions, a prelude to a taxonomy of governance arrangements for geodetic deformation measurements is presented. Relevant aspects of activities to measure deformations are incorporated into a system to describe governance arrangements. By interviewing nine experts in the field of geodetic deformation measurements in the Netherlands, the activities of companies, institutions and other structures that are concerned with geodetic deformation measurements were analysed, which provided the information to build a system that provides the basis for a taxonomy, which needs further validation in future research.
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It will be hard to find a Dutchmen under 50 years old who is not able to understand and speak English. Dutch pupils in secondary education spend about 4 hours a week studying grammar, reading texts, listening to conversations and giving presentations, all in English and that for four to six years. They even study cultural and historical aspects of the English speaking world. Music, films and playing online-computer games all add to a better understanding of the English language. The quality of most Dutch vowels and consonants are quite close to the quality of many English vowels and consonants. Most of the time an English utterance produced with Dutch vowel and consonant qualities will still be easily understood by native speakers of English. Phonological interference does not automatically make a Dutchman’s English unintelligible. However, why is it so easy to recognise a Dutchman as being Dutch while speaking English? Would it not be worthwhile to try and achieve a near-native accent for our pupils and students?
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