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Pulse trawling as an alternative for beam trawling: insights from a spatial-agent based model
Baggergronden langs de Bovenschelde: resultaten van de terreininventarisatie naar de geografische omvang en verontreiniging
Long-term multidisciplinary follow-up programs in pediatric cardiac arrest survivors
Long-term outcome studies after pediatric cardiac arrest (CA) are few. They require a CA registry and dedicated outcome teams. Learning about the long-term outcomes is very important for developing prognostication guidelines, improving post-cardiac care, counseling caregivers about the future of their child, and creating opportunities for therapeutic intervention studies to improve outcomes. Few PICUs worldwide provide a multidisciplinary follow-up program as routine practice at an outpatient clinic with standardized measurements, using validated instruments including neuropsychological assessments by psychologists. The primary goal of such a follow-up program should be to provide excellent care to children and their caregivers, thereby resulting in a high attendance. Pediatric psychologists, neurologists and pediatricians/pediatric intensivists should ideally be involved to screen for delayed development and psychosocial problems and offer appropriate care at the same time. Preferably, outcomes should consist of evaluation of morbidity (physical and neuropsychological), functional health and Health Related Quality Of Life (QoL) of the patient and their caregivers.</p
Long-term multidisciplinary follow-up programs in pediatric cardiac arrest survivors
Long-term outcome studies after pediatric cardiac arrest (CA) are few. They require a CA registry and dedicated outcome teams. Learning about the long-term outcomes is very important for developing prognostication guidelines, improving post-cardiac care, counseling caregivers about the future of their child, and creating opportunities for therapeutic intervention studies to improve outcomes. Few PICUs worldwide provide a multidisciplinary follow-up program as routine practice at an outpatient clinic with standardized measurements, using validated instruments including neuropsychological assessments by psychologists. The primary goal of such a follow-up program should be to provide excellent care to children and their caregivers, thereby resulting in a high attendance. Pediatric psychologists, neurologists and pediatricians/pediatric intensivists should ideally be involved to screen for delayed development and psychosocial problems and offer appropriate care at the same time. Preferably, outcomes should consist of evaluation of morbidity (physical and neuropsychological), functional health and Health Related Quality Of Life (QoL) of the patient and their caregivers.</p
Evaluatie van vismigratie in de Demer in Diest. Evaluatie van de Grote Steunbeer als potentieel knelpunt en de Zwarte Beek als alternatieve route voor vismigratie
Vismigratie naar het stroomgebied van de Bovenschelde: migratiepatronen en invloed van migratieknelpunten
Wetenschappelijke onderbouwing & ondersteuning van het visserijbeleid en het visstandbeheer: Wetenschappelijk onderzoek & ondersteuning van de implementatie en opvolging van het Palingbeheerplan
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