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• The influence of ‘functioning as focus in care’ on self-management in patients with a hematological- oncological disease The influence of ‘functioning as focus in care’ on self-management in patients with a hematological- oncological disease The influence of ‘functioning as focus in care’ on self-management in patients with a hematological- oncological disease The influence of 'functioning as focus in care' on self-management in patients with a hematological- oncological disease 

  Weele, L. van der (2019)

  In patients with hematological-oncological diseases, the demand for care is changing, due to the complexity of treatments and improved survival. These patients experience long-term complications from their disease and ...

• The impact of family nursing conversations on the experienced functioning of a surgical patient in terms of the international classification of functioning, disability and health. 

  Venema, A. (2018)

  Abstract Background Family Nursing Conversations (FNC) aim to engage family in improving patients` functioning, but as of yet it is unknown if this functioning, as described by the International Classification of Functioning, ...

• Social Activity and Brain Volume, White Matter Lesions and Cognitive Function Are low levels of Social Activity associated with brain abnormalities observed on MRI and with poor cognitive function? 

  Vegt, E. van der (2015)

  Contrary to the number of research reporting the effects of Social Activity on cognitive decline and dementia, there is not much known about the influence of Social Activity on the neuropathology. Therefore, the present ...