Maastricht University/ MUMC+/CAPHRI Research line Creating Value-based Health Care will present their research work at ISPOR 2018 in Barcelona in short courses about transferability, workshops Economic Evaluation Transferability in Medical Devices Across The EU and on Confounding By Indication, and...
Report on the MERIAN Symposium “Doing Artistic Research”, 20 March 2018, with a contribution by MACCH affiliated researcher Christian Ernsten.
In the Belastingplan 2019 (Dutch Tax Plan 2019) Amendment Memorandum, the State Secretary for Finance announced that the reduction of the 30% ruling from 8 to 5 years will be granted a transitional period after all. The new duration of the ruling depends on the current end date.
We are proud to announce that the Research Line Creating Value-Based Health Care (VHC) had three Education Prize winners which were awarded Wednesday, November 7, 2018.
Executive Board sets up steering group
As part of the political summit between the Netherlands and Flanders, a MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) on enhanced cooperation in the field of personalized medicine was signed in Middelburg on 5 November 2018 by State Secretary Mona Keijzer of EZK and Minister Phillipe Muyters of EWI in the...
On 6 November 2018 the yearly CAPHRI Research Day took place where CAPHRI colleagues could meet, share and learn. Our Research Line Creating Value-Based Health Care (VHC) was represented as well.
The Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sports has responded in a letter to the House of Representatives, which has ensured that a recommendation from the report Grenswerkers in Europa (frontier workers in Europe) has been resolved.
Marta Santos Silva, Mariolina Eliantonio and David Roef have received a SWOL grant to support their research. Congratulations with this result.
Maastricht University has launched the "Maastricht, Working on Europe" research agenda. UM heeds the urgent need to renew and expand UMs research agenda on European integration, the EU and Europe more generally; and to do this through innovative multi-disciplinary research collaborations.
