Prof.dr. M.J.P. Wensing

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• care
• health
• implementation
• improvement
• primary
• quality
• research
• science
• services

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Publications

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Treatment of myofascial trigger points in patients with chronic shoulder pain: a randomized, controlled trial

Organizational culture, team climate, and quality management in an important patient safety issue: nosocomial pressure ulcers

Ten years of multidisciplinary mental health guidelines in the Netherlands

What do primary care physicians and researchers consider the most important patient safety improvement strategies?

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Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: Strategies for improving community health care for the elderly

Doctoral Thesis: Routine oral examination : towards a patient-tailored risk strategy

Doctoral Thesis: Urinary tract infections in children. Toward optimal management in primary care.

Doctoral Thesis: Involving older patients in their general practice care

Current research

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Project leader	Tailored implementation for chronic diseases: cardiovascular risk management
Project leader	Effects and costs of a national continuous improvement programme on cardiovascular diseases in primary care

Completed research projects

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Co-supervisor	Myofascial trigger points in shoulder pain prevalence, diagnosis and treatment
Supervisor	Treatment protocols for the clinical management of persons with shoulder pain
Project leader	Effectively reporting incidents: a registration and analysis system (RAS) for incidents at different levels
Researcher	IMPLEMENTING LIVELY LEGS Poliklinische en transmurale implementatie van het LIVELY LEGS programma voor leefstijlbegeleiding bij ulcus cruris patiënten
Project leader	Patient safety in general practice: analysis of the consequences of unsafe events

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Classification

A70000	Public health and health care
D23370	Social medicine