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Critical assessment of prediction models neededThousands of prediction models are created each year, but only a fraction of these are applied in clinical practice. UT PhD candidate Tom Hueting examined which criteria prediction models must meet and how they are applied in breast and prostate cancer.Read more
Netherlands lagging behind in healthcare digitisationThe Netherlands must change its approach to promoting digitisation in the Dutch healthcare sector, according to a study conducted by UT (Sustainable Healthcare Technology, TechMed Centre, and the Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences) and commissioned by the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. The study makes it clear that there is still a lot of work to be done when it comes to implementing technology in healthcare. “Digitisation is about more than just the use of technology – above all, it’s about a different way of working, and that requires vision, guts and leadership”, says UT professor Lisette van Gemert-Pijnen.Read more
Critical assessment of prediction models needed
Netherlands lagging behind in healthcare digitisation
Maroeska Rovers new scientific director Techmed Centre University Of Twente
"That phone call from The Times planted the seed"
Launch of four high tech 4TU programs for a sustainable future
Hy2Care receives €6M EU funding for optimal cartilage repair
Ancora Health and the UT join forces to revolutionise personalised e-health
Green light for new master Robotics
UT in charge of three 'Perspectief' research programmes
New UT technology in the fight against rheumatism
Artificial pancreas from Dutch Inreda Diabetic likely to be on the market in 2024
UT offers scientific insights during Food Festival Stoer Voer
