Yesterday, after a productive morning working on task 7.1 and Deliverable 7.2, we enjoyed a lovely lunch at Restaurant Delicious, run by students from DCTerra.
In the afternoon, we visited two healthcare organizations. First, we went to Koninklijke Visio De Brink, where Paul op ’t Veld and his colleagues gave us a tour. Lecturers Diane Beerlage and Ingrid Huitsing introduced us to the research workspace.
The students explained the challenges they are currently working on.
After that, we visited Interzorg, location De Hoprank in Peize. Heleen and Dana showed us how technology supports them and their clients/residents, and how much peace and opportunity it brings to both residents and caregivers/nurses.
After a busy day, the teachers were able to enjoy the beautiful weather here in the Netherlands.
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