I am professor of Health Technology Implementation at the TechMed Center of the University of Twente and embedded in the Biomedical Photonics & Imaging group BMPI. I have been working for over 30 years as Clinical Physicist and Department head in University Hospitals (VU medical Center and UMC Utrecht). I received myMSc in Applied Physics at the Technical University Eindhoven in 1985 and my PhD in Medicine at the University Medical Center Utrecht in 1990. At the UT, I support/advise reseachers on the phases/actions on the complex road from idea/innovation to succesfull implementation in health care. I supervise students performing research internships in hospitals. I am expert member on (inter)national committees on regulations for medical devices (MDR) and patient safety. My research interest and expertise started with medical laser applications and expanded to a broad range of surgical equipment and imaging modalities. I have developed special imaging techniques for diagnostics and to study the interaction of equipment with the patient in view of safety, treatment quality and development of new applications. My advanced imaging facilities are being used for testing medical equipment of international companies. I am working in close collaboration with the clinical professionals and have practical experience in the OR assisting in surgery with complex technologies. I am active in patient safety, innovation and valorisation of new medical technology with several patents and devices being commercialized. I am author of over 200 papers, proceedings and book chapters.
Central Committee of clinical research in human subjects at the Ministry of Health in The HagueMember of CCMO council at ministry VWS as expert Medical Devices
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Rudolf M Verdaasdonk is professor of Physics and Medical Technology at the Amsterdam University Medical Center (VUmc) since 2009 and at present assigned as visiting professor to the University of Twente. He contributes to the Erasmus Mundus program and IQ-Med project of Norwegian Colour and Visual Computing Laboratory at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU in Gjövik. He received his MSc in Applied Physics at the Technical University Eindhoven in 1985 and his PhD in Medicine at the University Medical Center Utrecht in 1990.
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