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Prof.dr.mr. R.P.T.M. Grol

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Expertise Quality of care; Medical implementation; Medical guidelines
Expertise (NL) Kwaliteit van zorg; Medische implementatie; Medische richtlijnen
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/069606714

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Professor
Organisation Wetenschappelijk Instituut Kwaliteit Gezondheidszorg (RU)
Chair (EN) Care quality
Chair (NL) Kwaliteit van zorg
Phone +31-24-3615302
Email r. grol -at- iq. umcn. nl

Publications

A cluster randomized trial to improve adherence to evidence-based guidelines on diabetes and reduce clinical inertia in primary care physicians in Belgium: study protocol [NTR 1369].
Determinants of the choice for single or double embryo transfer in twin prone couples.
Why don't we perform elective single embryo transfer? A qualitative study among IVF patients and professionals.
Variation in subfertility care measured by guideline-based performance indicators.
The methodological quality of clinical guidelines of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE).
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Current research

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Supervisor The development of a reliable and effective assessment system for medical professionals
Project leader Model for a successfull implementation of crisis advising with national threat by infection disease
Project leader Development and validation of a set of quality indicators for the evaluation and monitoring of quality of care in oncology
Project leader Education programme "Quality of Care": a development and implementation proposal for the Faculties of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in The Netherlands
Project leader Quality and organisation of care
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Completed research projects

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Supervisor Monitoring patients with COPD in primary care
Supervisor Quality of out-of-hours primacy care in the Netherlands
Supervisor Patient tailored monitoring of patients with asthma and COPD
Supervisor Urinary tract infections in children. Towards optimal management in primary care
Supervisor Involving older patients in their general practice care
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Classification

D23000 Medicine
A70000 Public health and health care
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