Youth health
Children in the Netherlands grow up reasonably healthy. Yet there are things that could be better. Therefore, we are working on methods that contribute to a healthy, safe and promising growing-up and parenting environment for young people.
A promising start for every child
The first 1,000 days of life are crucial for children’s safe and healthy development. TNO develops measurement tools and interventions to optimise care and give child welfare professionals insight into the development of the very young.
Our latest developments
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How TNO is improving the health of a million mothers and children
At TNO, our mission is to improve the health of at least one million mothers and children. The focus here is on the first 1,000 days after birth – a time that determines health and well-being for the rest of the newborn’s life.
Eight things to know about the D-score
D-score in practice: simplifying the complexity of a childs development
Group Care for pregnant women: A game changer for maternal and child care
Public Private Partnership Arla Food Ingredients and Danone
Our impact
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Centering: better care thanks to power of the group
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Reducing bullying with the PRIMA anti-bullying programme
In cooperation with
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences and the University ...
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Systems innovation in learning communities: understand, innovate, implement
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D-score as a universal measure of child development
In cooperation with
UMCG, Allegro Sultum and Youth Health Care Centre JGZ ...
Contact us
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Jeffrey Vermeer
Functie:Director Market Health & Work a.i.-
Standplaats:Leiden - Sylviusweg
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Email:Email Jeffrey
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Symone Detmar
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Standplaats:Leiden - Sylviusweg
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Email:Email Symone
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