Jasmine Meysman

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Post-doctoral Researcher & Lecturer

University of Antwerp

Belgium

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Jasmine Meysman is a Post-doctoral Researcher and Lecturer at Universiteit Antwerpen in Belgium. Her research focuses on building automation and control systems for effective facility management, as well as exploring nursing practices within emergency departments. Recent publications include literature reviews on the technical insights related to building automation and studies examining triage processes in healthcare settings.

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PhD Research Project

Open Date: 2014-06-01

Close Date: 2018-05-01

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Diana De Graeve

University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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Stefan Morreel

University of Antwerp

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Kg. Monsieurs

Antwerp University Hospital

BELGIUM

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Hilde Philips

University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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Building automation and control systems for office buildings: Technical insights for effective facility management - A literature review

Understanding the opportunities and challenges of building automation and control systems to support facility management – an extensive literature review

Differences in emergency nurse triage between a simulated setting and the real world, post hoc analysis of a cluster randomised trial

Cost effects of nurse led triage at an emergency department with the advice to consult the adjacent general practice cooperative for low-risk patients, a cluster randomised trial

Triaging and referring in adjacent general and emergency departments (the TRIAGE-trial): A process evaluation of medical staff experiences in a nurse-led triage system

Non-compliance with a nurse’s advice to visit the primary care provider: an exploratory secondary analysis of the TRIAGE-trial

Triaging and referring in adjacent general and emergency departments (the TRIAGE trial): A cluster randomised controlled trial

TTO configuration and tasks in Europe, a geographical perspective

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Diana De Graeve

Stefan Morreel

Kg. Monsieurs

Hilde Philips

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