Overzicht abstracts
In totaal gaven we 14 presentaties, verzorgden we een posterpresentatie, 4 symposia en 2 rondetafelgesprekken. Hieronder vind je een overzicht van de abstracts van onze onderzoekers:
· Sylvie Beumer
Antipsychotic Withdrawal Failure: Hypotheses About Beneficial Effects and Withdrawal Symptoms
· Marjoleine van Bruggen
The Prevalence of Osteoarthritis in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: A Systematic Review
· Dederieke Festen
Discussion: “Should Antipsychotics Prescribed for Challenging Behaviour in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Always Be Withdrawn?”
· Marie-Louise Hoekstra – van Duijn
Detection of Drug-Induced Movement Disorders in People with Intellectual Disabilities Using Innovative Electronic Instruments
· Mireille Knulst
Antipsychotic Withdrawal Failure: Looking into the Possibility of Selection Bias
· Maud Klunder
Adapt to Adopt: Implementation of a Physical Activity and Education Programme for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
· Marco van Maurik
– Effective Screening and Follow-Up of Frailty Among Adults with Intellectual Disability: Determining the Next Step
– Exploring Frailty Over Time Among Adults with Intellectual Disability: Results of 10-Year HA-ID Cohort Follow-Up
· Kirsten de Oude
The Effect of Progressive Resistance Exercise Training on Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
· Alyt Oppewal
Setting the Stage for ‘Exercise is Medicine’ in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
· Kim Sanders
– The Structural Validity and Internal Consistency of the Dysphagia Disorder Survey People with Intellectual Disability
– The Reliability of the Dysphagia Disorder Survey in Older People with Intellectual Disability
· Bas Valentin
Design of the LIFE-ID Study: A Personalised Lifestyle Intervention for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
· Joelle Weijgertze – Lanser
Off-Label Antipsychotic Withdrawal in People with Intellectual Disabilities: Development and Validation of a Prediction Model
· Marieke Wouters
Take It Step by Step: Improving Implementation Within the Care for People with ID