Karen Nieuwenhuijsen

Associate Professor

Amsterdam UMC Locatie VUmc

Netherlands

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Dr. Karen Nieuwenhuijsen is an Associate Professor at Amsterdam UMC, located at the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. Her research primarily focuses on the interplay between health and work, including topics such as knee arthroplasty outcomes, socioeconomic impacts after cardiac events, and the role of family in nursing care. She has also investigated psychological interventions for workplace-related issues and the measurement of chronic stress in occupational healthcare.

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Edwin Boezeman

Amsterdam University Medical Centers

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Angela de Boer

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Frederieke Schaafsma

Professor (Endowed) / Occupational Health Physician

Amsterdam UMC Locatie AMC

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Gerben Hulsegge

TNO

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Articles (7)

Does Knee Arthroplasty Have a Beneficial Effect on Return to Work in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis who Receive Long-Term Disability Benefits in the Netherlands?

Long-Term Socioeconomic and Mental Health Changes After Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest in Women and Men

Family involvement on nursing wards and the role conflicts experienced by surgical nurses: A multicentre cross‐sectional study

The potential of using hair cortisol to measure chronic stress in occupational healthcare; a scoping review

Is the “Brainwork Intervention” effective in reducing sick leave for non-permanent workers with psychological problems? Results of a controlled clinical trial

Mediating Factors for the Relationship between Stress and Work Ability over Time in Young Adults

The association of subjective fit perceptions, distress, emotional exhaustion, and work engagement, with work functioning problems: A cross-sectional study conducted among young construction project management professionals

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Edwin Boezeman

Angela de Boer

Frederieke Schaafsma

Gerben Hulsegge

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