Research Projects
The Division of Pharmacoepidemiology & Clinical Pharmacology is currently participating in and/or coordinating the following research projects.
Development and social impact of stem cell-based genetic medicines
Dutch infrastructure for cancer-specific ATMP Research
EU PE&PV Pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacovigilance research projects
Faculty Professional Development – Include
Next Generation Health Technology Assessment
National implementation of shared decision-making in lung cancer
Local preparation of high-quality, personalized nucleic acid nanomedicines
Streaming comparisons real-world outcomes versus trial results in NSCLC
Innovating and accelerating the development of new cancer therapies
With focus on deprescribing in frail older people with multidose drug dispensing systems
SIck Day Rule Implementation to prevent acute Kidney injury in community-dwelling patients
SUSTAIN-HTA Support Utilisation of Sustainable and Tailored Innovative methods for HTA
Tackling and Preventing the Opioid Epidemic
Centre of Excellence – Decentralised Clinical Trials
In addition to the projects presented here, the staff members of the division are collaborating with institutes and colleagues around the world on specific topics and research questions.
More information on these initiatives can be found on the personal pages of the staff members.
Our division adheres to the principles of the for all public and public-private scientific and scholarly research activities and collaborations.