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Prof.dr. A.V. Ranchor

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Expertise (Predictors of) psychosocial adaptation to chronic-somatic disorders; (Predictors of) psychosocial interventions with chronic-somatic disorders; Role of personality characteristics and socio-economic status in etiology of heart and vascular diseases and cancer
Expertise (NL) (Voorspellers van) psychosociale adaptatie aan chronisch-somatische aandoeningen; (Voorspellers van) psychosociale interventies bij chronisch-somatische aandoeningen; Rol van persoonlijkheidskenmerken en sociaal-economische status in etiologie van hart- en vaatziekten en kanker
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/123511550
Addition Programmaleider onderzoeksprogramma 'Disorder Disability and Quality of life' van het Noorderlijk Centrum voor Gezondheidsvraagstukken

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Professor
Organisation Department of Health Psychology (RUG)
Chair (EN) Health Psychology, adjustment to chronic disease
Chair (NL) Gezondheidpsychologie, aanpassing aan chronische ziekte
Phone +31-50-3636120
Email a. v. ranchor -at- umcg. nl
URL http://www.rug.nl/staff/a.v.ranchor/index

Publications

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Social class, psychosocial factors and disease: from deception towards explanation.

Current research

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Supervisor Dyadic coping with renal dialysis and renal transplantation
Project leader Sources of distress and care needs of cancer patients

Completed research projects

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Supervisor Psychosocial predictors for adjustment to renal transplant
Researcher Evaluation of psycho-oncological care in the Netherlands
Project leader Adaptation to cancer from an attachment theoretical perspective
Co-supervisor Feelings of control and Adjustment to breast Cancer during the course of Treatment (FACT)
Project leader Treatment of heart failure and patient outcomes in real life
All completed research..

Classification

A70000 Public health and health care
D24000 Health sciences

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