Maarten Kok

Head of Department / Clinical Chemistry

Diakonhjemmet Hospital

Netherlands

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Maarten Kok is the Head of Department in Clinical Chemistry at Diakonessenhuis hospital in the Netherlands. His research interests focus on optimizing obstetrical care resources, understanding long-term kidney health risks, and improving laboratory practices for clinical decision-making. Recent publications include studies on the development of a birth forecasting tool and systematic reviews concerning acute kidney injury outcomes. Additionally, he investigates variances in laboratory reference intervals and enhances alert systems for patient care using real-world data.

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Saskia Haitjema

Utrecht University

NETHERLANDS

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Esther PWA Talboom-Kamp

Board member NeLL & Associate professor

Utrecht University

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Wouter Van Solinge

Visiting Professor

Rigshospitalet

DENMARK

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Niels Henrik Chavannes

Professor and Head of Research Council Theme Lifestyle & Prevention

Leiden University Medical Center

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Development and Implementation of a Birth Forecasting Tool to Optimize Resources in Obstetrical Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Mixed-Methods Study

Long-term risks of adverse kidney outcomes after acute kidney injury: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

Quantifying sampling method-induced imprecision in user-friendly lateral upper arm blood collection: Introducing σ<sup>3</sup>-methodology (S3) for the verification of alternative sampling methods with TAP® II as a use case.

Inconsistency in ferritin reference intervals across laboratories: a major concern for clinical decision making.

Improving acute kidney injury alerts in tertiary care by linking primary care data: An observational cohort using routine care data.

Should we depend on reference intervals from manufacturer package inserts? Comparing TSH and FT4 reference intervals from four manufacturers with results from modern indirect methods and the direct method.

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Saskia Haitjema

Esther PWA Talboom-Kamp

Wouter Van Solinge

Niels Henrik Chavannes

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Maarten Kok

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Articles (6)

Development and Implementation of a Birth Forecasting Tool to Optimize Resources in Obstetrical Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Mixed-Methods Study

Long-term risks of adverse kidney outcomes after acute kidney injury: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

Quantifying sampling method-induced imprecision in user-friendly lateral upper arm blood collection: Introducing σ&lt;sup&gt;3&lt;/sup&gt;-methodology (S3) for the verification of alternative sampling methods with TAP® II as a use case.

Inconsistency in ferritin reference intervals across laboratories: a major concern for clinical decision making.

Improving acute kidney injury alerts in tertiary care by linking primary care data: An observational cohort using routine care data.

Should we depend on reference intervals from manufacturer package inserts? Comparing TSH and FT4 reference intervals from four manufacturers with results from modern indirect methods and the direct method.

Collaborators (4)

Saskia Haitjema

Esther PWA Talboom-Kamp

Wouter Van Solinge

Niels Henrik Chavannes

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Quantifying sampling method-induced imprecision in user-friendly lateral upper arm blood collection: Introducing σ<sup>3</sup>-methodology (S3) for the verification of alternative sampling methods with TAP® II as a use case.