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The legal consequences of absent consent are greater than many of those involved appear to appreciate."

Boxebeld warns: the government’s healthcare plans involve clear choices, but the risk is that vulnerable groups will be hit hardest.

Receiving the Erasmus Trustfonds scholarship helped Jacqui Simpkin pursue her dreams after the passing of her mum.

Martin Buijsen unpacks the debate on creating embryos for research and explains why the proposed legislative amendment is primarily a moral issue.

On 28 October, it was time again for the ESHPM alumni dinner. This time at Eurobrouwers in Schiedam.

Did you complete a master's degree at ESHPM and graduate between October 2022 and September 2024? Then take part in the National Alumni Survey.

Many Dutch consumers do not switch health insurers due to complexity and uncertainty. Research explores barriers and how people make choices.

Varkevisser highlights the power of solidarity, smarter choice through transparency, stronger trust, and insurers stepping up to shape future care.

UNIFIED is developing an international framework that integrates patient-centred data into research, ensuring care and treatments better meet patients’ needs.

Dr Igna Bonfrer receives a Vidi grant for research on how African countries finance healthcare for chronically ill patients amid reduced development aid.