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… Welcome to Maastricht University School of Business and Economics Bachelor’s Introduction Day 10.00-11.00 Opening Lecture @ Aula 11.00-11.30 Icebreaker & get to know your buddy and group 11.30-12.15 Lunch in the SBE Garden 12.15-13.15 Important … need to register yourself via the Student Portal. • Check the outline of your study programme via sbeosp.maastrichtuniversity.nl • Your Timetable is visible via the Student Portal > My Timetable • If you are not registered for courses in P1, please contact the SBE Education and Exams Office via Ask SBE (www.asksbe.nl) Course and exam registration https://sbeosp.maastrichtuniversity.nl/ http://www.asksbe.nl Study related questions? First check the Intranet: … up your UM card at Tapijn Books can be bought via WO4YOU (online) www.wo4you.nl http://www.wo4you.nl/ • Multiple ways to print: • Print portal - print.maastrichtuniversity.nl • Campus Print app for iOS and Android • UM_Printer on Student Desktop (Anywhere) or install the UM Internet Printer on your own device • Print jobs can be collected at any printer ("follow you queue") • Pay with your UMcard • Scans are free of charge • Visit the Canon shops for custom printing and supplies (@Inner City …

… 18 Improved patient care and increased job satisfaction among GPs 22 Real-world data helps to improve patient care, decision-making and health policy 25 Functioning, Participation and Rehabilitation (FPR) Personal health information made accessible, complete, neutral and comprehensible 27 It’s about how people deal with their pain 29 200,000 people sitting on the sidelines in Limburg 33 Health Inequities and Societal Participation (HISP) The future of research is transdisciplinary 36 The challenge … society”, explains Sanne Raap. Sanne is a PhD candidate at CAPHRI and one of the researchers involved in Universiteit met de Buurt1 [“University in the Neighbourhood”]. The project is a living lab for research in Maastricht Noord-West, a neighbourhood where residents are in relatively poor health. Its goal is to work together with local residents to create a healthy and vibrant neighbourhood. Mare Knibbe, an assistant professor in Philosophy and Sociology of Health Sciences at CAPHRI, is also … had a negative impact on people’s well-being. Importantly, the study didn’t lead to any additional cases. Zero. We also found that visitors were quite capable of following the instructions. The only thing they struggled with was avoiding physical contact. The situation remained stressful for employees, though: they continued to experience high levels of work pressure and were still worried that people would get infected with coronavirus.” Ageing and Long-Term Care (ALTC) Case study 1: The ban …

… 18 Improved patient care and increased job satisfaction among GPs 22 Real-world data helps to improve patient care, decision-making and health policy 25 Functioning, Participation and Rehabilitation (FPR) Personal health information made accessible, complete, neutral and comprehensible 27 It’s about how people deal with their pain 29 200,000 people sitting on the sidelines in Limburg 33 Health Inequities and Societal Participation (HISP) The future of research is transdisciplinary 36 The challenge … society”, explains Sanne Raap. Sanne is a PhD candidate at CAPHRI and one of the researchers involved in Universiteit met de Buurt1 [“University in the Neighbourhood”]. The project is a living lab for research in Maastricht Noord-West, a neighbourhood where residents are in relatively poor health. Its goal is to work together with local residents to create a healthy and vibrant neighbourhood. Mare Knibbe, an assistant professor in Philosophy and Sociology of Health Sciences at CAPHRI, is also … had a negative impact on people’s well-being. Importantly, the study didn’t lead to any additional cases. Zero. We also found that visitors were quite capable of following the instructions. The only thing they struggled with was avoiding physical contact. The situation remained stressful for employees, though: they continued to experience high levels of work pressure and were still worried that people would get infected with coronavirus.” Ageing and Long-Term Care (ALTC) Case study 1: The ban …

… 18 Improved patient care and increased job satisfaction among GPs 22 Real-world data helps to improve patient care, decision-making and health policy 25 Functioning, Participation and Rehabilitation (FPR) Personal health information made accessible, complete, neutral and comprehensible 27 It’s about how people deal with their pain 29 200,000 people sitting on the sidelines in Limburg 33 Health Inequities and Societal Participation (HISP) The future of research is transdisciplinary 36 The challenge … society”, explains Sanne Raap. Sanne is a PhD candidate at CAPHRI and one of the researchers involved in Universiteit met de Buurt1 [“University in the Neighbourhood”]. The project is a living lab for research in Maastricht Noord-West, a neighbourhood where residents are in relatively poor health. Its goal is to work together with local residents to create a healthy and vibrant neighbourhood. Mare Knibbe, an assistant professor in Philosophy and Sociology of Health Sciences at CAPHRI, is also … had a negative impact on people’s well-being. Importantly, the study didn’t lead to any additional cases. Zero. We also found that visitors were quite capable of following the instructions. The only thing they struggled with was avoiding physical contact. The situation remained stressful for employees, though: they continued to experience high levels of work pressure and were still worried that people would get infected with coronavirus.” Ageing and Long-Term Care (ALTC) Case study 1: The ban …