Netherlands School of Primary Care Research

Overview:

The Netherlands School of Public Health and Care Research (Researchschool CaRe) is a collaborative initiative between four research institutes: APH, CAPHRI, Nivel, and Radboudumc. Its mission is to contribute to better health and healthcare through high-quality training of young researchers and multidisciplinary cooperation.

Services Offered:

PhD Training:

Researchschool CaRe offers a PhD training program for aspiring researchers.

Leadership Programme:

The institution provides a public health and care research leadership program.

CaRe Days:

Annual events are organized for PhD students and senior researchers.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Key Reasons to Study There:

Multidisciplinary Collaboration:

Researchschool CaRe fosters collaboration between four research institutes, providing a diverse and enriching learning environment.

High-Quality Training:

The institution is dedicated to providing high-quality training for young researchers.

Annual CaRe Days:

These events offer opportunities for networking, knowledge sharing, and professional development.

Academic Programs:

PhD Training:

The PhD training program is a key focus of Researchschool CaRe.

Leadership Programme:

The leadership program aims to develop the skills and knowledge necessary for successful careers in public health and care research.

Other:

Visiting Professor:

Researchschool CaRe has appointed Professor Hugh Montgomery, Professor of Intensive Care Medicine at University College London, as a visiting professor.

CaRe Award:

The institution offers a CaRe award for outstanding dissertations.

News and Updates:

The Researchschool CaRe website provides regular news and updates on its activities and research.