Tag Archives: Julia van Weert

Insights into how patients and nurses talk about online information

To seek, listen or avoid: Providing tailored communication to older patients with cancer

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SNOWDROP: SeNiors empOWred via big Data to joint-manage their medication-related Risk Of falling in Primary care

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Inter.com: how do cancer patients use the internet for health information?

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Technology to support information provision to oral cancer patients to facilitate shared decision-making

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ADFICE_IT: Older adults’ falls prevention improvement through a clinical support system

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Realizing better doctor-patient dialogue about choices in palliative care and early phase clinical trial participation

The automated evaluation of health-related websites

prof. Julia van Weert (director)

ACHC ready for virtual ICA 2020

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10 tips for communication to senior citizens about the Corona (COVID-19) crisis

Developing and evaluating an ‘online value clarification tool’ (OnVaCT)

Cancer society grant for consortium with ACHC on online information seeking in cancer patients

Tailored online health information benefits cancer patients’ information processing during consultation

ACHC provides tool to measure shared decision making with geriatric patients and their relatives

Again ICA Awards for Persuasive Communication Research

Should or could? Effects of autonomy-supportive message on alcohol intake.

Top Paper Award DCHC goes to Lisa Klinkenberg, Julia van Weert and team.

Successful ACHC Symposium on Visual Health Communication

PhD with distinction for ACHC-PhD candidate Minh Hao Nguyen

Tailored information on health websites increases patient-reported outcomes in cancer patients

Rena Zendedel received NeFCA Dissertation Award 2017

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Limited attention for older patients’ age-related characteristics during medical discussions

Communication with older patients – PhD defense Sifra Bolle

Non-Western migrants experience more and different barriers during their GP consultation

Petra Boersma winner of “Wij Inholland Research award”

Various awards at the KCHC 2018 for ACHC researchers

The role of information coping style and treatment method on anxiety in cancer patients

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Julia van Weert wins 2018 Lewis Donohew Outstanding Scholar in Health Communication Award

Communication through informal interpreters in general practice

Theatrical communication in dementia care

The interplay of cancer patients’ instrumental concerns and emotions

Personalized online health information is better remembered by older adults, but not by young adults

Family members as interpreters in GP consultations: what do the patients think?

PhD Defense Kim Brandes – Communicating without worry by cancer patients

New PhD-Project – The Pros and Cons of Using Online Health Information

How older cancer patients use Web-based health information tools

The value of nurses’ tailored communication when discussing medicines

Decision aids effective for older adults