Projects

2020-124: Continued development of experiential expertise in forensic mental health care

Assuming that the use of experts by experience in forensic psychiatry contributes to the quality of client care, the preliminary study 'continued development of experiential expertise in forensic mental health care' was aimed at gaining insight into what is needed to implement and secure the 'Manual Experience Expertise in Forensic Mental Health Care’.

2019-99: Continued development of the guideline for substance abuse testing

The aim of this project is to prepare an update of the guideline for substance abuse testing in the probation service

2017-66: Partners of offenders of relational violence in the picture (Call 2017-66)

2016-61: Competency set for forensic social professional (Call 2016-61)

2016-56: Collaboration with forensic clients in social care (Call 2016-56)

2016-55: Proactive action in the event of imminent aggression from clients in care facilities (Call 2016-55)

2016-54: Empowered working on safety within social care facilities (Call 2016-54)

2016-50: Guideline LVBeeld

The project ‘LVBeeld' focuses on recognition and understanding the concept of MID.

2016-49: Care Program for Outpatients (call 2016-49)

2016-47: Experiential expertise in forensic psychiatry (Call 2016-47)

2016-46: Quality of life (Call 2016-46)

2015-45: Forensic High and Intensive Care (FHIC) (Call 2015-45/2016-62)

2015-44: Know What You Can Do E-Module (Call 2015-44)

2015-43: Treatment of sexual misconduct in clients with MID (Call 2015-43)

2015-42: Adaptive functioning and risk management in (forensic) patients with mild intellectual disabilities (Call 2015 - 42)

2015-41: Forensic FACT MID (Call 2015-41)

2014-34: Treatment progress personality disorders (Call 2014-34)

2014-30: E-health: GRIP app (Call 2014-30)

2014-27: Blended module for relational violence (Call 2014-27)

2014-25: Helpers and Heroes: SFT for people with MID (Call 2014-25)

2014-23: Subgroups of arsonists (Call 2014-23)

2014-17: Sexual preoccupation in sex offenders (Call 2014-17)

2013-6: Recovery-supporting interventions for patients with a psychotic disorder (Call 2013-6A)

2013-3: Psychoeducation MID (Call 2013-3)

2013-15: Handling aggression (Call 2013-15)

2013-12: Diagnosis and crime risk in adults with ASD (Call 2013-12)

2013-1: Lifestyle Training for CIA clients, combined with contingency management (Call 2013-1)

In-depth diagnostics (Call 2013-5 / 2017-73)