University of Twente introduces the first Women’s Health minor in the NetherlandsOn March 8th, International Women's Day, attention is drawn to gender inequalities—including those in the medical field. The University of Twente contributes to this effort by launching the minor ''Technology for Women's Health in a Life Span Perspective'', the first academic program in the Netherlands dedicated to women's health and technology. Developed by the Faculty BMS in collaboration with the Technical Medical Centre and the DesignLab, this minor aims to bridge the gap in healthcare solutions for women.Read more
Flexible deployment of nurses drastically reduces neonatal transportDue to capacity problems, about 600 babies have to be moved to another Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) every year. Researchers from the University of Twente's CHOIR research centre, the Amalia Children's Hospital Nijmegen and the Emma Children's Hospital Amsterdam investigated an innovative solution. By deploying NICU nurses flexibly within the national NICU network, the number of neonatal transports can potentially be reduced by as much as 70% – a reduction of at least one patient transport per day.Read more
University of Twente introduces the first Women’s Health minor in the Netherlands
Flexible deployment of nurses drastically reduces neonatal transport
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