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Nienke Markensteijn

Research support officer

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Research support officer
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06 59 81 41 18

Nienke Markensteijn is research support officer, special education specialist en teacher at Accare.

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Biography

Nienke started working as a research assistant at Accare Research in 2021. In this role, she supports PhD candidates with various aspects of data collection, such as recruiting new participants and conducting assessments. Currently, Nienke also works as a special education specialist at the outpatient clinic within the ADHD team, and she provides the ADOS-2 basic training.

Research studies

VANTASTIC

Status
Analysis

Do vitamins and minerals help to become less irritable?

SCODA

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Searching participants

Youth with behavioural problems (also referred to as disruptive behaviour) often experience difficulties in their interactions with other people. We think...

SCASS

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Searching participants

In this study we investigate how social information is processed in the brain of adolescents with and without ASD.

Paint-T

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Searching participants

Is brief teacher training effective in reducing behavior problems in elementary school children?

PAINT

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Analysis

PAINT is the overarching name for the studies conducted within a consortium funded by, among others, ZonMw and the training institute PPO.

PAINT-GGZ

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Analysis

In the PAINT-GGZ study, we are investigating the brief parent training on a larger scale across various child mental health care (GGZ) institutions.

PAINT-POH

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Searching participants

In the PAINT-POH study, we are investigating the effectiveness of the brief parent training in general practice settings.

PAINT-move

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Analysis

In the PAINT-Move study, we therefore investigate whether cycling in the classroom helps children with ADHD at school.

PAINT-M

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New

Parent training is effective in reducing ADHD and behavioral problems. But which elements of parent training are the most effective, and why? This is what we...

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