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.

URINCONTROL study Apps show promise, but are they really a good alternative to the existing concern of urine leakage? This is being investigated in the URinControl study. A talking plate has been made for each article. Anne has beautifully articulated the story that goes with this and made a video of it. Curious? Look here below Click on the PDF to view the thesis.

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!

Who am I? My name is Ellen van Heijst and I have worked in healthcare for many years. I worked as a lung function analyst at the UMCG , as Chief of the Asthma/COPD Service and Training Coordinator at Certe and as a relationship manager at the scientific institute GPRI. I regularly had to write reports or records. The administrative pressure in healthcare is a drama and I increasingly tried to present my message or story more visually. That took me less time, my colleagues became happy here and inspired van and we came to more effective communication! Since September 2021 I have been fully engaged in visualizing important messages and I provide training in this. communication draftsman I am not an artist and do not pretend to be. I especially try to make a drawing powerful in its simplicity d. That's my strength. And I believe in the power of the drawings as a means of communication. It helps to convey difficult information in a concise, simple and appealing way. For a talking board I try to find the common thread together with the client and to grasp the essence of the story. Together we often arrive at beautiful ideas and metaphors. My drawings are simple, you will not find many details with me. I only use color if it also has a function. This is the best way to visualize the connections. In addition to drawing myself, I also really enjoy teaching others to make their own visual. Many people think they can't draw. But beautiful results can be achieved with simple tools. And it is precisely the imperfection that makes the drawing come to life and shows what the essence is! Ellen van Heijst

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Integrated health policy Integrated Health Policy, or approaching health from a broader perspective. This also means that not only the Welfare sector must deal with health issues, but other sectors also have responsibility in this regard. Only by tackling health problems together can health differences be reduced and health promoted. This visualization was created following an inspiration afternoon with all kinds of professionals, managers, policy makers and researchers in public health for youth in North Holland and Flevoland.

graphic recording live tekenen verbeelden Visual report Annotated reports help to clarify the core of a conversation or to summarize the message. A timeline and/or pattern becomes visible and it is easier to agree on what the scope or focus will be from now on. This information can be easily retrieved using the drawing. A visual report not only offers the participants and speakers a beautiful and inspiring memory of the meeting, but the digital drawing can also be used in other communication media. For example, in the update to employees, in the newsletter to customers or on the website. This way, valuable and fun information is not lost after the day itself. Method In preparation for the meeting, we will discuss a number of matters by telephone or live, such as: What is the purpose of the meeting? Who is the record intended for? What is the plate used for? What is the theme, the context, what are the wishes for the report? What topics are covered? During the meeting I make the visual summary on my iPad. I also try to capture ideas, nice statements or atmosphere in the drawing. At the end of the meeting I briefly discuss the drawing with the participants. In the day(s) after the meeting I will continue to perfect the drawing The drawing can be shared digitally as a lasting memory. You will receive the plate in PDF so that the image always remains sharp. If necessary, I can also make the plate interactive by adding links. In this way, the plate becomes more lively and gets more depth. If desired, you will receive all drawings separately so that you can use them separately. Interactive The talking picture comes to life even more if you can read the story right along with it. This allows the PDF to be distributed without the need for explanation. In this way, the talking picture becomes more lively and gains even more depth. An interactive talk board can be created in different ways: Interactive PDF: Interactive elements are added to the PDF, such as texts that appear when you click on something, links to websites or documents . Interactive plate on your website or on your own website. More information here If you would like to know what the possibilities are for your organization, please contact me for an exploratory and non-binding discussion. Please contact us Examples Visual report of meeting on healthy kidneys

Vapen Relocare I made these 6 drawings for the Relocare project. These plates were used to explain research results. Relocare: Moving within nursing home care RElocation in Long-term CARE Residents of nursing homes regularly move to another location. For various reasons and not always of your own free will. On behalf of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, the collaborating Academic Networks for Elderly Care (SANO) started a study in 2020 into the consequences of this and opportunities for improvement. The AWO-L is the initiator of this national research. In the Relocare research, the academic workshops for elderly care in the Netherlands work together and three PhD students were appointed: one in Maastricht, one in Leiden and one in Groningen. The AWO-L is leading the investigation. The central research question is: how can transitions within nursing home care be improved for the elderly and their loved ones. This central research question has now been divided into three sub-questions: What are the characteristics and consequences of relocations within nursing home care for elderly people with intensive care needs and their loved ones? How can relocations within nursing home care be improved, so that the elderly and their loved ones experience the best possible quality of life and quality of care? What are the consequences and experiences of innovative residential care concepts as an alternative to the traditional nursing home for the elderly and their loved ones in the transition process to new forms of living?

Balancing around privacy This visual shows dilemmas surrounding collaboration in the triad of client, caregiver and relatives when it comes to sharing information with loved ones. The discussion board is intended to get professionals, both within Lentis and GGZ-Friesland, to think about their own assumptions regarding privacy legislation when collaborating with loved ones.

Improve project Almost one in five Dutch people will have to deal with a depression during his or her life disorder. Depressive disorders have a major impact on the lives of patients, their families and on the care. There are various treatments for depression, but it works in about 30% of the patients patients do not receive any treatment, which leads to a long search for the most suitable treatment. Kaying Kan focuses in her dissertation on improving care for patients with depression by using routinely collected mental health care data, ie registration data about treatments collected in daily treatment practice. For the whole story about the above plate and the individual research questions, visit the Improve . website

patient information The General Practioner Research Institute (GPRI) conducts scientific research in primary care, at the general practitioner or pharmacy. For the participants of the study, the patients, it is nice that there is clear information about what is being asked of them. But GPs also appreciate this. The Copper study was a scientific study into how the general practitioner could best treat the COVID patient so that hospitalization was avoided. Above is the route of the investigation.

animation Do you want to explain a complex process simply and clearly? An animation captivates and holds the attention. As a result, the information is better processed and remembered. And more importantly, it stimulates our emotional brain. Simple and easy I keep the animations as simple as possible. Precisely because of the simplicity, the message sticks better and the viewer is not distracted by side issues. When do you use animation - to convey information - creating brand awareness and perception My method We start with a design session. I do this (preferably physically) together with you or in a working group, by looking for the subject, the goal, the target group and the questions that need to be answered. The content of the animation should become crystal clear during this conversation. What emotion do you want to convey? What are the key messages? We'll end this session with a script, broken up into small chunks that form the scenes. I make the storyboard based on the script and the scenes. The storyboard is a collection of the text, the drawings and the movement and/or sound effects. The text is finalized at this stage. Based on the storyboard, the final drawings are created. Only small changes are possible after this step. If desired, a voice-over will be recorded and all will be animated. During the whole process you can give feedback so you get a perfect animation at the end. The entire animation can also be made into a visual. After delivery adjustments are based on hourly rate. Guidelines Maximum number of scenes per minute: 10 - 12 Maximum words per minute: 100 - 130 Ideal duration Research shows that after 1.5 minutes no less than 70% of your viewers will drop out. So keep it short and concise! Prices € 2050,- (incl VAT) animation 60 seconds Design session 2 to 2.5 hours (preferably on location*) Animation (incl. subtitles) Voice over: € 100 extra Visual: € 300 extra € 2750,- (incl VAT) animation 90 seconds Design session 2 to 2.5 hours (preferably on location*) Animation (incl. subtitles) Voice over: € 150 extra Visual: € 350 extra € 3450,- (incl VAT) animation 120 seconds Design session 2 to 2.5 hours (preferably on location*) Animation (incl. subtitles) Voice over: € 200 extra Visual: € 400 extra * For 10 km and further outside the city of Groningen I charge € 0.30 / km examples VisualPower050 GPRI; what we do Wen Duffels; acquisition (+ visual)