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Ingrid Snijders

Senior researcher

Ingrid is a senior researcher at the Healthy Region lectorate.

In 2021, Ingrid received her PhD from Utrecht University. Her dissertation is based on Social Exchange Theory and applies ideas from the relationship and services management literature to higher education. The underlying research proposal was awarded the NWO PhD Scholarship for Teachers (Grantnumber 023.006.035). Ingrid has presented her research articles at several international conferences such as ICCMI, AERA, EARLI, BISTOPS and ECP which have been published in international academic journals.
She has extensive experience in teaching such as in her role as coordinator of student career coaching, designer of the Research Skills course and thesis supervisor of students in the social and economic cluster and service management teacher.
With a penchant for doing research, Ingrid is always curious about new, innovative research projects in the field of quality thinking, social interaction, engagement, collaboration and behavioral influence especially in the non-profit sector.
In doing so, she likes to actually always make various crossovers in theory between education, research and practice.
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Binding van studenten aan de regio Zeeland

This results in a loss of knowledge and expertise in business and government. Researchers Dr Ingrid Snijders, Harm IJben, Mareike Millner and Kalina Mikolajczak-Degrauwe from the Healthy Region lectorate at HZ University of Applied Sciences, together with Marc Cardon and Johan Klok from Scalda, conducted a literature study on liveability, interviews and discussions with (groups of) students and had students fill in questionnaires. The results provide insight into their choices and thus liveability in Zeeland.

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CASCADE

The care model to be developed will be supported with e-health and professionalisation for all involved. The project will develop an international Centre of Excellence; a learning network for the four partner regions.

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TICC

Additional objectives focus on allowing people to live at home longer, improving patient satisfaction and retaining and recruiting care staff.

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MONUMENT

Dementia is a growing social problem. The WHO considers dementia the first priority. Its high cost will challenge health systems to cope with the expected future increase in cases. One solution lies in the socialisation of care. To enable this, informal carers are a crucial factor.

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Zeeuwse Praktijkroute Ouderenzorg (ZPO)

HZ University of Applied Sciences is involved with the associate professorship Healthy Region as an evaluation partner. The associate professorship maps the added value of the ZPO programme. Also, the HZ's higher vocational nursing course is involved within the ZPO. Nursing students are challenged in the various elderly care organisations to solve issues with other (future) professionals in the form of a learning community.

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