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1. Astrid Vellinga To know or not to be.

Author

Karel M. Kamperman, F. R. P. Elbracht, and Astrid Vellinga

Subjects
proefschrift, Medicine
Abstract

bespreking proefschrift Astrid Vellinga To know or not to be. Development of an instrument to assess decision-making capacity of cognitively impaired elderly patients. Academisch Proefschrift Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 2006. ISBN 90 9020 757 0

Published
2023
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3. Commentaar: Bedrijfsgeheimen

Author

Kamperman Sanders, Anselm, International and European Law, RS: FdR Intern. Economisch Recht, RS: FdR IC Intellectueel Eigendom, and RS: FdR Institute IGIR

Published
2017

4. Rollen voor HRM

Author

Kampermann, A.W.T., Kluijtmans, G.J.G., Kluijtmans, Frits, Kamperman, Albert, RS-Research Line Learning (part of LIRS program), and Department Organisation

Published
2017

5. Motivatie en leidinggeven

Author

Kampermann, A.W.T., Kluijtmans, G.J.G., Kluijtmans, Frits, Kamperman, Albert, RS-Research Line Learning (part of LIRS program), and Department Organisation

Published
2017

10. Exposé voorstel richtlijn bedrijfsgeheimen

Author

Kamperman Sanders, A.W.J., International and European Law, RS: FdR IC Intellectueel Eigendom, RS: FdR Intern. Economisch Recht, and RS: FdR Institute IGIR

Published
2014

12. Moraliteit uit de embryonale fase?

Author

Kamperman Sanders, A.W.J., International and European Law, RS: FdR IC Intellectueel Eigendom, and RS: FdR Institute IGIR

Published
2012

13. [Contact with the child and adolescent psychiatric services is determined by cultural and socio-economic differences]

Author

A I, Wierdsma and A M, Kamperman

Subjects
Child Psychiatry, Male, Mental Health Services, Adolescent, Social Class, Socioeconomic Factors, Adolescent Psychiatry, Ethnicity, Humans, Female, Child, Health Services Accessibility, Netherlands
Abstract

In the Netherlands access to mental healthcare is not evenly distributed over ethnic groups. Young persons of non-Dutch origin make only limited use of Dutch child and adolescent psychiatric services.To investigate to what extent differences in the use of child and adolescent psychiatric services are related to ethnic cultural factors or socio-economic position.On the basis of data from the Rotterdam psychiatric case register we calculated the incidence-related risks for different ethnic groups and according to income level. Poisson regression analysis enabled us to take into account differences in the composition of the groups according to age and gender.All ethnic groups have less contact than the native population with the psychiatric services, but there is also an effect of income level, irrespective of ethnicity. In the native population the number of persons seeking assistance from the psychiatric services was found to be higher in lower income categories.Access to the child and adolescent psychiatric services is influenced by both ethnic and socio-cultural differences.

Published
2011

14. Geweld tegen psychiatrische patiënten

Author

de Vries, S., Kamperman, A., Lako, I., Sytema, S., Bervoets, P., van der Gaag, M., Theunissen, J.A.M., Swildens, W., Nugter, A., Kroon, H., van Weeghel, J., Mulder, N., and Tranzo, Scientific center for care and wellbeing

Published
2011

15. Contact met de jeugd-ggz is een zaak van culturele én sociaaleconomische verschillen

Author

Wierdsma, André, Kamperman, A. M., and Psychiatry

Subjects
SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being
Abstract

BACKGROUND: In the Netherlands access to mental healthcare is not evenly distributed over ethnic groups. Young persons of non-Dutch origin make only limited use of Dutch child and adolescent psychiatric services. AIM: To investigate to what extent differences in the use of child and adolescent psychiatric services are related to ethnic cultural/actors or socio-economic position. METHOD: On the basis of data from the Rotterdam psychiatric case register we calculated the incidence-related risks/or different ethnicgroups and according to income level. Poisson regression analysis enabled us to take into account differences in the composition of the groups according to age andgender. RESULTS: All ethnicgroups have less contact than the native population with the psychiatric services, but there is also an effect of income level, irrespective of ethnicity. In the native population the number of persons seeking assistance from the psychiatric services was found to be higher in lower income categories. CONCLUSION: Access to the child and adolescent psychiatric services is influenced by both ethnic and socio-cultural differences.

Published
2011

16. Geweld tegen psychiatrische patienten

Author

van Weeghel, J., Kamperman, A., de Vries, S., Plooy, A., Mulder, C.L., and Tranzo, Scientific center for care and wellbeing

Published
2009

19. Macht en machtsgebruik van leidinggevenden

Author

Emans, B.J.M., Gerrichhauzen, J., van der Vlist, R., Kamperman, A., Steensma, H, Human Resource Management & Organisational Behaviour, and Interpersonal behaviour

Published
1995

21. Kwaliteitszorg

Author

van der Krogt, T.P.W.M. and Kamperman, A.

Published
1992

25. Mijten mijden

Author

Kamperman, J.M. and van Wageningen, N.

Subjects
Life Science, Luchtkwaliteit, Air Quality
Published
1989

26. [Contact with the child and adolescent psychiatric services is determined by cultural and socio-economic differences].

Author

Wierdsma AI and Kamperman AM

Subjects
Adolescent, Adolescent Psychiatry, Child, Child Psychiatry, Female, Health Services Accessibility economics, Humans, Male, Netherlands, Social Class, Socioeconomic Factors, Ethnicity psychology, Ethnicity statistics & numerical data, Health Services Accessibility statistics & numerical data, Mental Health Services statistics & numerical data
Abstract

Background: In the Netherlands access to mental healthcare is not evenly distributed over ethnic groups. Young persons of non-Dutch origin make only limited use of Dutch child and adolescent psychiatric services., Aim: To investigate to what extent differences in the use of child and adolescent psychiatric services are related to ethnic cultural factors or socio-economic position., Method: On the basis of data from the Rotterdam psychiatric case register we calculated the incidence-related risks for different ethnic groups and according to income level. Poisson regression analysis enabled us to take into account differences in the composition of the groups according to age and gender., Results: All ethnic groups have less contact than the native population with the psychiatric services, but there is also an effect of income level, irrespective of ethnicity. In the native population the number of persons seeking assistance from the psychiatric services was found to be higher in lower income categories., Conclusion: Access to the child and adolescent psychiatric services is influenced by both ethnic and socio-cultural differences.

Published
2011

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