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Dr. Mieke Cardol

Professor Disability Studies; Diversity in Participation

Mieke Cardol is applied research professor ‘Disability Studies; Diversity in Participation’ at Research Centre Innovations in Care of Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences.

About the applied research professor

About the applied research professor
Research group Disability Studies; Diversity in Participation

Research group Disability Studies; Diversity in Participation
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Project(s)

By Dr. Mieke Cardol

This is our life

Innovations in Care

The birth of a child with mcd has a huge impact on parents, brothers and sisters, on family life. Not...

Universal Design for Learning

Innovations in Care

Nowadays there is much enthusiasm for Universal Design for Learning as a vision in education. This educational...

ST-RAW Academic Collaborative Centre

Innovations in Care

The ST-RAW academic consortium has been established to improve care and access to care for youngsters...

Diversity in Career Trajectories

Innovations in Care

This study is oriented towards a specific target group: people who acquire a disability during their...

Giving young people a voice: the instrument My Path

Innovations in Care

The ‘Disability Studies: Diversity in Participation’ research group has developed a new instrument called...

Publication(s)

By Dr. Mieke Cardol

Beyond disability

assessing participation and autonomy in medical rehabilitation

Active involvement of people with intellectual disabilities in health research – A structured literature review

Exploring academics’ views on designs, methods, characteristics and outcomes of inclusive health research with people with intellectual disabilities: a modified Delphi study

People with activity limitations’ perceptions of their health condition and their relationships with social participation and experienced autonomy

Do existing occupational therapy guidelines fit today's practise?

A consensus statement on how to conduct inclusive health research

Supporting young adults on the autism spectrum towards independence: Lessons from the Netherlands

Citizenship according to the UNCRPD and in practice: a plea for a broader view

My Path Towards Living on My Own

Voices of Youth Leaving Dutch Secure Residential Care

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