Search Results - "Wijnen, Ben FM"

ZMILE, a multicomponent self-management intervention for adults with epilepsy: Rationale and description of the intervention by Chan, Hoi Yau, Leenen, Loes AM, Wijnen, Ben FM, van der Putten, Ingeborg M, Evers, Silvia MAA, HJM Majoie, Marian, van Heugten, Caroline M

“…Objective: In this paper, we aim to provide a comprehensive description of the multicomponent self-management intervention for adults with epilepsy, ZMILE…”
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A systematic review of economic evaluations of treatments for patients with epilepsy by Wijnen, Ben F.M., Mastrigt, Ghislaine A.P.G., Evers, Silvia M.A.A., Gershuni, Olga, Lambrechts, Danielle A.J.E., Majoie, Marian H.J.M., Postulart, Debby, Aldenkamp, Bert A.P., Kinderen, Reina J.A.

“…Summary The increasing number of treatment options and the high costs associated with epilepsy have fostered the development of economic evaluations in…”
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Complaint-Directed Mini-Interventions for Depressive Symptoms: A Health Economic Evaluation of Unguided Web-Based Self-Help Interventions Based on a Randomized Controlled Trial by Wijnen, Ben Fm, Lokman, Suzanne, Leone, Stephanie, Evers, Silvia Maa, Smit, Filip

“…Depression prevention and early intervention have become a top priority in the Netherlands, but with considerable room for improvement. To address this,…”
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Sensitivity of magnetoencephalography as a diagnostic tool for epilepsy: a prospective study by Koster, Imte, Ossenblok, Pauly, Brekelmans, Geert J., Linden, Inge, Hillebrand, Arjan, Wijnen, Ben FM, Colon, Albert J.

“…Aim. The diagnostic process for epilepsy can be lengthy and stressful, which may delay the start of treatment. The objective of this study was to determine the…”
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(Cost)-effectiveness of a multi-component intervention for adults with epilepsy: study protocol of a Dutch randomized controlled trial (ZMILE study) by Leenen, Loes Am, Wijnen, Ben Fm, de Kinderen, Reina Ja, Majoie, Marian Hjm, van Heugten, Caroline M, Evers, Silvia Maa

“…In patients with epilepsy, poor adherence to anti-epileptic drugs has been shown to be the most important cause of poorly controlled epilepsy. Furthermore, it…”
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Discrete-choice experiments versus rating scale exercises to evaluate the importance of attributes by Wijnen, Ben Fm, van der Putten, Inge M, Groothuis, Siebren, de Kinderen, Reina Ja, Noben, Cindy Yg, Paulus, Aggie Tg, Ramaekers, Bram Lt, Vogel, Gaston Cwm, Hiligsmann, Mickael

“…To examine the difference between discrete-choice experiments (DCE) and rating scale exercises (RSE) in determining the most important attributes using a case…”
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