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Four researchers from ESHPM have received funding from NWA to develop an innovative regulatory approach to make sure vulnerable people are seen.

Zeyun Feng will be defending her thesis, focused on successful ageing in China and the importance of health behaviours that play into it.

Erasmus Centre for Health Economics Rotterdam (EsCHER) will be awarding scholarships for several master’s programmes to support excellent non-EEA students.

Kritiek op marktwerking in de zorg groeit, maar Marco Varkevisser vindt dat geen reden voor een nieuw zorgstelsel. Lees er hier meer over.

Anna Petra Nieboer and Jane Murray Cramm have received NWO subsidy for research into age-friendly communities for older people in the Netherlands.

Performance measurement in healthcare has grown in popularity, but does usage of that have a positive effect? Hilco van Elten did research on this.

How do Chinese patients choose healthcare facilities and what factors influence that choice? Yun Liu researched this for her doctoral thesis.

Standards inform how we approach situations in life. But how do standards manage to exert such an influence? Josje Kok researches this.

Samare Huls studies how well methods that elicit self-reported health preferences measure what they intend to measure.

The new pension system that takes effect around 2026 is better attuned to the labor market than was previously the case. But there is still a long way to go.