I am very excited to share that our research protocol has been published in MethodsX! This article clarifies how we will approach the next phase of our project. People often ask me: “What exactly are you working on?” Well, I…
Congratulations to Bert Ameloot, César Hincapié and Eline De Zutter. They successfully applied for a research grant of € 27.575 for their project called “Interdisciplinary Management of Vulvodynia: A Case Series of 130 Patients Co-Managed by Gynaecology and Chiropractic Care.”…
My intention was to write a short blog every month, but wow, how time flies, doesn’t it? In my last blog, I shared a link to the protocol we published for our DCE project. DCE stands for Discrete Choice Experiment,…
First of all, good luck to Prof. Raymond Ostelo, Prof. Sidney Rubinstein, Annemarie de Zoete, Tiziano Innocenti, Casper Nim, Prof. Jan Hartvigsen and Justine Tilborghs. Great interprofessional collaboration between Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, University of Southern Denmark,…
A project sponsored by DBRIC published its interesting result in Chiropractic and Manual Therapies. Congratulations to Maas, van der Vossen et al Full text:
Background. Musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders in general, and neck and low back pain in particular, are common conditions worldwide, which represent a huge economic burden to society. Of the hundreds of conditions studied by the Global Burden of Disease Study, low…
Because of a statistics course, it has been silent from my end for a while. Thankfully, I have successfully completed this course and can now find the time again to write a blog to update you all. My PhD consists…
Hello everybody, In my last update to you all, I explained a little bit more about the difference between qualitative and quantitative research and how we have collected qualitative data during a focus group in November. Two months have passed…