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Roessingh Research and Development

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Acronym RRD
Address Roessinghsbleekweg 33b, 7522 AH Enschede
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Postal address Postbus 310, 7500 AH Enschede
Phone +31-53-4875777
Fax +31-53-4340849
URL http://www.rrd.nl
Email info -at- rrd. nl
Mission Roessingh Research and Development (RRD), the largest Dutch scientific research centre in rehabilitation technology, is an independent R&D organisation linked to The Roessingh rehabilitation centre in Enschede. Its mission is to generate innovations in rehabilitation care through top class academic research. RRD is internationally recognised as a centre of excellence in the fields of rehabilitation technology, non-invasive neuromuscular assessment and telemedicine.
Addition Since 2004, RRD and care experts fro m The Roessingh have headed the National Innovation Centre for Pain Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Technology, which is certified by the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. RRD has a strong cooperation with the Twente University where 2 scientific chairs are filled in by RRD/Roessingh researchers: Neuromuscular Control and Rehabilitation Medicine and Technology.

People

Management Ir. L.W. Freriks
Management Prof.dr. J.S. Rietman

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration Stepped care in the treatment of patients suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome: implementation testing in second- and third-line health care
Collaboration Safe and Secure Internet and beyond (SRA Security)
Secretariat (Ambulatory) 3D Motion Analysis
Secretariat Innovation Subsidy for Collaborative Projects
Secretariat The influence of movement anxiety on movement patterns in patients with aspecific low back complaints
All current research..

Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration Preferences of stroke patients in the treatment of ankle-foot deformities
Collaboration Adaptations in the movement control of the upper extremity in people with cervical paraplegia
Collaboration AWARENESS: context AWARE mobile NEtworks and ServiceS
Collaboration TeleCare - Improvement of care chains through information and communication facilities
Secretariat Evaluation of adaptive strategies in transfemoral amputees in standing and during gait- a pilotstudy
All completed research..

Classification

A76000 Patients care
A77000 Care of the disabled
D16500 User interfaces, multimedia
D21100 Bioinformatics, biomathematics, biomechanics
D21200 Biophysics, clinical physics
D25000 Kinesiology

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