Centrum voor Veiligheid in de Gezondheidszorg

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Onderzoek

Binnen het Centrum voor Veiligheid in de Gezondheidszorg wordt veelzijdig onderzoek gedaan samen met ziekenhuizen en andere zorginstellingen. Het team houdt zich bezig met verschillende thema’s zoals optimalisatie van processen, veiligheidscultuur, professioneel handelen, veilige introductie van nieuwe technologie en werkt aan het ontwikkelen / verbeteren van onderzoeksmethodieken.

Lopende projecten

Anticancer: Game Theory Empowered by Data Science and Control Theory to Improve Treatment of Metastatic Cancer

January 2023 – December 2027

This research investigates novel game theoretic models and combines these with data science and control theory to improve standard of care in cancer treatment. With these models a physician will be able to anticipate the cancer cells’ response to the treatment and subsequently steer the eco-evolutionary dynamics of the cancer cells towards better patient outcomes.

Speaking up in healthcare

January 2023 – March 2024

To improve the safety and quality of care, it is important that all healthcare professionals can speak up about problems and suggestions. However, this does not always happen. During this project we study which factors contribute to whether healthcare professionals speak up or not and which role the receiving party has.

Assessing system safety

February 2022 - February 2026

This PhD research focuses on evaluating safety within 'high-risk' organizations. For these organizations safety is an imperative; and they therefore actively and continuously engage with the topic.

Redesigning Healthcare Processes

February 2021 - August 2025

This PhD thesis aims to design a method for redesigning structured or standardized work processes to fit the day-to-day work routines and needs of the healthcare professional. This in the understanding that optimal human performance improves safety in healthcare delivery.

Implementation of new technology in socio-technical surgical context

December 2023 - 2027

The aim of this thesis is to increase our understanding these socio-technical interactions in daily surgical practice, how these interactions change when new technologies are implemented, and to develop new methods that will improve the ability of professionals to monitor the impact of implementing new technology on safety of patients.

Afgeronde projecten

What’s Up Doc?

January 2021 - December 2023

Physicians’ reflections on managing their ability to perform throughout their careers, in relation to quality and safety of care delivery

Freedom in a Frame

Juni 2021 - Juli 2022

Een nieuwe manier van kijken naar het verbeteren van zorgprocessen. Het proces onderzoeken in Work-as-Imagined en Work-as-Done, en dit te bespreken met de werkvloer leidde tot meerdere verbeterstrategieën.
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