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Eline C. Jochems, MSc
PhD student |
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| Biographical sketch | ||||
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Eline Jochems received her
MSc degree in Medical Psychology at the University of Tilburg in 2010,
after completing the bachelor programme of Biological Psychology at
Maastricht University in 2008. During her study, she worked as a student
tutor, finished the honours programme, worked as a research assistent at
the Center of Research on Psychology in Somatic diseases in Tilburg to
study the effects of chemotherapy on neuropsychological functioning, and
did her psychology internship at the Department of Medical Psychology
and Psychiatry of the St.Anna hospital in Geldrop. In 2010 she started
her PhD research at the Department of Psychiatry of the Erasmus MC. The
research is a RCT on the effects of motivation feedback to therapists
upon treatment compliance and treatment outcome in patients with
psychotic and personality disorders. |
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Severe Mental Illness,
Motivation for psychiatric treatment, Treatment engagement, Compliance,
Assertive Outreach, Self-Determination Theory, Transtheoretical Model,
Integral Model of Treatment Motivation. |
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Jochems EC, Mulder CL, van
Dam A, Duivenvoorden HJ: A critical analysis of the utility and
compatibility of motivation theories in psychiatric treatment. Current
Psychiatry Reviews 2011, 7:298-312. |
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