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Singing is healthy you download PDF Singing is a great passion of mine, for doing it together with others. After a rehearsal I may be exhausted, but I also feel energized at the same time. I feel my body flowing. And if the singing goes well, something will happen s magical... there will be a choral sound that you can't achieve alone. During the many years that I have been singing I have built lifelong bonds with other singers (and a conductor :)) I recommend it to everyone!

OFFER Business drawing training science in pictures (make a visual of your own scientific research) team drawing workshop for large groups Would you like to learn the basics of the functional use of drawings in one day? Then this training is for you! Complicated scientific studies lend themselves perfectly to visualization. Learn the basics of business drawing and make your own talking board! Working with your team on important issues in a visual way. It connects, people get moving and after the training there is a tangible result. Get acquainted with the basics of business drawing in an inspiring session of 2 to 3 hours, suitable for larger groups.

HappyCare My mother is 93 and like most people her age, she is very vulnerable. Fortunately, her head is still doing well, but she has fallen regularly over the last few months. First because she was trying to pick something up, later because she was tired at the end of the day and recently because she could no longer stand on her legs. My mother has always been active and very independent. The rapid downward spiral was a difficult process for her and for us as children. After each fall, my mother had to give up more independence and our worries increased. She did not want to go to a nursing home and did everything she could to stay at home. And that also worked... Because there were 5 lovely women from Happy Zorg who put their heart and soul into ensuring that my mother could stay at home until it was really no longer possible. Natalie, the 'leader', had already taken care of my mother 5 years ago after her hip dislocated. Nathalie has always kept in touch with my mother. She didn't have to do that, but she did. And how valuable that was became apparent in recent months. It was wonderful how they helped my mother. Nothing was ever too much and everything was done with love. Partly thanks to the Happy ladies, my mother managed to stay at home. Unfortunately, my mother went to a nursing home a week and a half ago. It really didn't work anymore... Last week, as a thank you for all the care given to my mother, I received Natalie Drobe and her team gave a 'business drawing' workshop. I first taught them the basics of how to draw your story or message simply and functionally. They then made a drawing together about their team: What makes their team so special? They drew this drawing on paper, I made it digitally for them in one poster. A beautiful and valuable result. Happy Natalie, Happy Roos, Happy Indy, Happy Jet and Happy Eva…. You have been invaluable to my mother and us over the past period. I hope that politicians will look less at how you can organize healthcare as a business (where competition has proven to be cutthroat and lucrative companies make a lot of money) and focus (and invest) more on the people who do the real work!

Promotieonderzoek Linet Weening mondzorg ouderen PhD research: Oral care for older people On January 15, Linet Weening successfully defended her thesis “Daily oral care for older people”. As a dental hygienist and nursing scientist, Linet is passionate about improving oral care for vulnerable elderly people. Her research focused on improving oral health and supporting healthcare providers in daily oral care. I made several drawings for her promotion booklet. It explains the core of her thesis.

The Marieje I feel very privileged to sail with the MARIEJE every now and then. It's an old (1898) Danish wooden sailing ship, type Galjas. On one of my trips I asked the crew members what the MARIEJE means to them. And I captured this visually.

muziek therapie NHL Stenden HappyCare My mother is 93 and like most people her age, she is very vulnerable. Fortunately, her head is still doing well, but she has fallen regularly over the last few months. First because she was trying to pick something up, later because she was tired at the end of the day and recently because she could no longer stand on her legs. My mother has always been active and very independent. The rapid downward spiral was a difficult process for her and for us as children. After each fall, my mother had to give up more independence and our worries increased. She did not want to go to a nursing home and did everything she could to stay at home. And that also worked... Because there were 5 lovely women from Happy Zorg who put their heart and soul into ensuring that my mother could stay at home until it was really no longer possible. Natalie, the 'leader', had already taken care of my mother 5 years ago after her hip dislocated. Nathalie has always kept in touch with my mother. She didn't have to do that, but she did. And how valuable that was became apparent in recent months. It was wonderful how they helped my mother. Nothing was ever too much and everything was done with love. Partly thanks to the Happy ladies, my mother managed to stay at home. Unfortunately, my mother went to a nursing home a week and a half ago. It really didn't work anymore... Last week, as a thank you for all the care given to my mother, I received Natalie Drobe and her team gave a 'business drawing' workshop. I first taught them the basics of how to draw your story or message simply and functionally. They then made a drawing together about their team: What makes their team so special? They drew this drawing on paper, I made it digitally for them in one poster. A beautiful and valuable result. Happy Natalie, Happy Roos, Happy Indy, Happy Jet and Happy Eva…. You have been invaluable to my mother and us over the past period. I hope that politicians will look less at how you can organize healthcare as a business (where competition has proven to be cutthroat and lucrative companies make a lot of money) and focus (and invest) more on the people who do the real work!

farewell certe Commissioned by the Service Pharmacy I made this visual. in a meeting the service pharmacy of the day after tomorrow was discussed, what were the wishes, the visions? I made this visual when I said goodbye to Certe after 15 years. The visual tells my way through Certe: the Asthma/COPD service, Lifelines and the blood draw. I had cards printed and a personal message for colleagues on the back.

forward together - youth format 'TOGETHER FORWARD to integrated and service-oriented business operations'. This discussion board was used to discuss innovations within business operations with the staff.

training Business drawing agenda Friday, February 10, 2023, Groningen Wednesday, March 8, 2023, Groningen Thursday, March 30, 2023, Groningen Would you like to be kept informed of new dates? Then take a minute Contact up with me. SUBSCRIBE TRaining business drawing During the training you are drawing a lot. I teach you to draw as simply as possible with the motto: less is more. You will be amazed at the result. We ins pirate each other by sharing the drawings with each other. Of course there is also attention for the inner person. A delicious lunch is waiting for you and there is time to enjoy the surroundings. €150,- including VAT For whom? The training is for anyone who: want to discover the power of visual working as a means of communication be able to use practical tips and skills to draw quickly and easily want to use business drawing to bring more creativity and fun to work The training During the training you are drawing a lot. I teach you to draw as simply as possible with the motto: less is more. You will be amazed at the result. We inspire each other by sharing the drawings with each other. Of course there is also attention for the inner person. A delicious lunch is waiting for you and there is time to enjoy the surroundings. There is room for a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 6 participants in this training, costs: 195 euros We start at 10:00 and end the workshop around 16:30. Including: lunch, coffee and tea with treats, markers, case, drawing notebook. Including booklet 'functional drawing' with the tools and many examples A visual report of the training with all drawn and written flip charts and impressions of the atmosphere Digital meeting after a month Where Location: in one inspiring Location in the city of Groningen or just outside. If necessary, I can give the training at the location of your choice, also elsewhere in the country. Then take even Contact up with me. Private group Do you have colleagues or acquaintances who are also interested in this training? If desired, I can provide training for a private group. Then take even contact up with me. Cost Participation fee per person: EUR 195.00 including VAT. Reduced amount for people with a small budget is negotiable What paticipents say... "What a revelation, this course! Recommended for anyone who wants to convey something that is relevant: compact and in images. The system of visual communication is clear. Lecturer Ellen gives fantastic explanations and you practice along the lesson(s). But after that it is it does: Practice makes perfect!" Ineke Wekker, Groningen "Very refreshing and enlightening, this way of communicating. Everything and everyone comes to life!" What a fun, inspiring course! What a fun and educational day it was! It was great fun to get to work really practically, with Ellen's tips, directions and ideas. The location is also beautiful (with a view over the Leekstermeer), a delicious lunch was provided. All in all a very successful day! We are already busy putting what we have learned into practice! Annejet Dijkstra, Groningen Inge Vink, Annen Monique Holl, Assen

science in pictures Make a visual of your own research Do you recognize the following situation: You have been working on your scientific research for months or even years. You would like your research reach a large audience, but it is often limited to a small group of people who understand the content. That's a pity... Do you want to tell your story in a way that everyone, including people who have no substantive knowledge, can understand and remember it? And also be happy about that? Make your own visual (or praatplaat) of your research. A praatplaat is a visual summary of your research. You can use it to tell your story Everyone knows: Now I can hear you thinking... Via images quickly to the core You can simplify complex matters with images, so people understand the essence easier to understand and remember . I want it to look professional! I can't do that Then the following options might be something for you: TRaining science in pictures In this training I first teach you the basic principles of business drawing. Making your drawing simple and functional, you'll achieve the best results. I'll give you tips on use of colour, framing and composition. Then you apply what you have learned and make a visual of your research, Finally, you present your visual to your fellow students and we give each other feedback €150,- including VAT INFO Professional elaboration of your visual I'll make sure your drawing looks professional. I use your ideas and design, and I make them digitally, so you can use your visual at conferences or presentations. You will receive all drawings separately, so you can use them in your dissertation or in articles. €250,- including VAT INFO For whom? The training is for anyone who: is engaged in scientific research and wants to communicate the content to lay people want to discover the power of visual working as a means of communication be able to use practical tips and skills to draw quickly and easily want to use business drawing to bring more creativity and fun to work The training There is room for a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 8 participants in this training, costs: 150 euros We start at 9:00 am and finish the training around 1:00 pm. Including: coffee and tea with treats, markers, case, drawing notebook. Including booklet 'functional drawing' with the tools and many examples A visual report of the training with all drawn and written flip charts and impressions of the atmosphere If desired, this training can be done in English are given. Where Location: in a inspiring Location in the city of Groningen or just outside. If necessary, I can give the training at the location of your choice, also elsewhere in the country. Then Contact me. Private group Do you have colleagues or acquaintances who are also interested in this training? If desired, I can provide training for a private group. Then contact me. Cost Participation fee per person: EUR 150.00 including VAT. Do you want to read my article? I'll never understand that... I tell you my research based on this visual Now I understand and remember it too!

SUBSCRIBE Training science in pictures Date workshop * Required Friday february 17, 2023 Friday march 17, 2023 Friday march 31, 2023 First name Last name E-mail address phone number Street + house number Postal Code residence Name of your organization Do you have any dietary requirements? or do you have something else you want to say to me? Send Thanks for your message. I will contact you as soon as possible.

Promotieonderzoek van Linet Weening HappyCare Dementia care in Dutch hospital settings: perspectives on person-centered nursing care and shared decision-making Hospital admissions for people with dementia often lead to unintended negative consequences, such as complications and longer hospital stays, which are burdensome for both patients and their loved ones. Nurses play a crucial role in care, but often experience it as complex. This dissertation by Annette Plantinga focuses on how nursing care for dementia patients in Dutch hospitals can be improved, with an emphasis on Person-centered care and Shared Decision Making, from the perspective of both nurses and loved ones. An important part of the study was the evaluation of a measurement instrument that assesses the degree of person-centred care, which allows comparison between departments and hospitals. In addition, the perspective of nurses was investigated. Although nurses have positive attitudes, many feel insufficiently equipped to deal with problem behaviour effectively and often lack specific knowledge about dementia care. Relatives experience stress due to poor communication with nurses and do not always feel treated as care partners. They worry about the safety of their relative with dementia. Positive experiences arise when nurses recognize the patient's dementia and involve relatives in care decisions. Negative experiences occur when care is focused exclusively on the disease for which the patient was admitted. The findings highlight the need for better education for nurses, with attention to dementia care and person-centred care. Improved communication and early recognition of dementia are essential. Further research could focus on alternatives to hospital treatments to reduce the negative consequences of admissions for dementia patients.