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Portfolio Here is a brief overview of my work. Some vusuals are for internal use only. For more information, click on the visual. Master Circular Economy Learning path Scientific research: EHealth and COPD PhD research:Daily oral care for older people A meaningful portrait: Ribbon for Wilfred Scientific research: EHealth and COPD PhD research:Daily oral care for older people A meaningful portrait: Ribbon for Wilfred Scientific research: EHealth and COPD PhD research:Daily oral care for older people A meaningful portrait: Ribbon for Wilfred Visual report At Begun: The Economic Agenda At Begun: The social agenda At Begun: The art teacher At Begun: Meeting Each Other At Begun: The culture hub PhD research: Music therapy and mental health Educational regions, organizational structure PhD research: Pain prefab What am I wearing today ? What am I wearing today ? Circular economy PhD research: Relocare Academic road to success Archibus Topdesk Certe Happy care PhD research: Lifestyle adjustments for osteoarthritis Education regions Integrated Health Policy Why is singing healthy? The Marieje The GP infarction What am I wearing today ? Self-direction and perspective conversation InsideOutDay working together for growth Care in the picture The GP infarction Balancing around Privacy Sustainability task Just simple talking board or infographic Professional Learning Community The puzzle to suitable work Traveling together Medical talk plate (3-panel) Together Forward! Learn CAHAG Regional Approach Personnel Shortage LOGO CONGRESS ELANN PROMOTION URIN CONTROL SERVICE DESIGN PROJECT HAN COPD QUESTIONNAIRE Promotion Improve Project HEALTHY KIDNEYS MEETING NEUROTRANSMITTERS SERVICE PHARMACY FUTURE VISION farewell CERTE AQCUISITION WEN DUFFLES MULTI-YEAR PLAN CERTE GPRI cookie jar LEARNING ROUTE COPPER STUDY

identity work The first idea for this record was that I had a visual s summary of a project group meeting. But gradually the desire came to use this record as a means of communication, a 'talking record'. This meant that I added topics that were not or hardly discussed on that day. A beautiful process! At the bottom of the page, a link has been made for internal employees to documents on this subject. The simple question 'What can you do?' is sometimes difficult to answer. How do you portray the qualities and capacities of female status holders? Based on the action research into the guidance of female status holders towards a sustainable job, this was asked to various public professionals in the regions of Utrecht, Zwolle and Arnhem/Nijmegen.

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In company training Drawing as a communicationtool Communicate effectively using simple drawings Would you like to work on a theme that is relevant within your organization? Or Do you want your story (or PhD research?! ) in an appealing way? Or do you regularly see patients or...do you have client contact where you want to explain recurring topics in a clear manner? Business drawing helps you ou to keep your story concise and communicate clearly. And it helps others to essence better understand and remember your story. The nice thing is: you don't have to be a drawing whiz jn! Everyone can do it. I tailor the training to your needs one, so that it meets your wishes. For whom? The training is for everyone who likes to tell his/her story in an appealing way to convey wants to discover the power of working in a visually way as to achieve better communication wants to learn practical tips and skills to convey the message simply and quickly with drawing wants to use drawing to bring more creativity and fun into the work At the end of the training you know the basics of a simple, effective, business drawing you know the tools to give a drawing more (expressiveness) power (such as use of color, framing, hierarchy and composition) you started creating your own visual library you made your own visual and presented it to the group. After the event A few days after the training you will receive a visual report containing all flip-over drawings, group pictures and atmospheric photos. A beautiful and valuable souvenir of the day! Practical information For the training 'Drawing as a communication tool' I would like to consult with you to determine what the goal is, what exactly the team wants to learn and how we can achieve this as effectively as possible. If desired, the training can be given in English. Location in consultation Included drawing materials and the booklet 'Drawing as a communication tool' for each participant. Based on a preliminary discussion, I can make you a quote. Please contact us Workshop for large groups This workshop is very suitable to do during a conference or company day. In a short time (45 minutes - 1.5 hours) I introduce the participants to business drawing. During the workshop I will show how you can tell a cow story powerfully and compactly with drawing. During the workshop I let everyone draw along so that at the end the participants feel a lot more confident. Because no one has to be a drawing prodigy! Please contact us What others say about this training "Today's workshop was truly inspiring and sublime! This was truly a workshop that I will benefit from for the rest of my life. Thanks for this!" Gwendolyn, student master circular economy Many practical and useful tips Good structure of the training Enthusiastic and smooth presentation Ask carefully and connect well with our team Inspiring! Team Cedin "Despite the fact that I had failed CKV all my life and am certainly not a Picasso, I have discovered the fun of drawing again. In addition, I found it extremely valuable to be able to encompass a difficult and long-winded story in an easy-to-understand drawing ." Bram, student master circular economy What a revelation, this course! Recommended for anyone who wants to convey something that is coming: compactly and in images. The system of visual communication is clear. Teacher Ellen gives fantastic explanations and you practice the lesson(s) as you go. But after that it is: Practice makes perfect! Ineke, Groningen Very refreshing and enlightening, this way of communicating. Everything and everyone comes to life! Annejet, Groningen What a fun and educational day it was! It was great fun to get to work in a practical way, with Ellen's tips, instructions and ideas. All in all a very successful day! We are already busy putting what we have learned into practice! Team Ultraware That's how I had it never watched See, this is the connection This is how we get to the essence together and it's fun too We made this together

Regional Approach Personnel shortage For the working group "starting teacher" from the Regional Approach Personnel (RAP) trajectory I made visual the results of a survey that was held among starters, directors and P&O employees, The main outcomes were that more attention should be paid to Space, Attention and Perspective. I also made this plate interactive with explanations and in which all kinds of documents are linked.

neurotransmitters On youtube there is a video by Cathelijne Wilfrdervanck in which she talks about neurotrnasmitters. She tells this very beautifully and simply in a video on Youtube Watch the video here

multi-year plan 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? The four pillars of Certe: together one, value, digital and vitality come together in this discussion board. This is what the next four years are about!

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This visual shows the project that was done at HAN. The reason was that many cleaners did not feel respected and seen. This project was carried out with the principles of service design. This plate is used to explain the project to others. We are currently converting this into an animation video!

just simple (in collaboration with Stan Geurts) This poster may be shared and printed. JPEG https://static.wixstatic.com/media/2c3443_40b50359e05940ca88bfcd932ab32b93~mv2.jpg “How can we really show what good communication contributes to healthcare?” I discussed that question with Stan Geurts a few weeks ago. Stan is an ambassador for making medical information understandable for everyone. A beautiful combination of word and image! So why don't we make one about our mission for understandable language in healthcare? You can see the result . Three short “comics” in which we show how clear communication directly contributes to better care. Do you also recognize these situations? How can you start communicating clearly today? 1. Avoid jargon! So it is not an infectious picture but an inflammation. Do not speak of a disorder or a syndrome, just say disease. Need inspiration? Checkwww.ishetb1.nl 2. Keep it short and clear. The more information you give, the less the patient remembers. Do you really need to explain the entire metabolic pathway of a calcium/D3 tablet? Very interesting. But isn't it much more effective to say that calcium tablets ensure strong bones? 3. Do not only communicate in words, but also in images, infographics and videos. Patients remember five times as much information when it is conveyed on screen. Need inspiration? Look in my portfolio. 4. Repeat, repeat, repeat. Human memory is fallible. End the consultation with a summary and check whether the patient has understood. Then give the information again in the form of a folder, an image or an instructional video

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. Click on the PDF to view the entire dissertation of Annette Plantinga

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