Associate Professor - medical
Strategic program(s):
Biography
After finishing high school, Daniel Vijlbrief (1975) studied at Millersville University of Pennsylvania through the Fulbright scholarship program. Returning in the Netherlands, he studied Medicine at Utrecht University. He specialized in Pediatrics in Utrecht and Tilburg and continued in Neonatology in the Wilhelmina children’s hospital in Utrecht and the Isala clinics in Zwolle. He works as a consultant neonatologist in Utrecht. In 2015, he finished his Ph.D. in medicine with the title ‘Cardiac Biomarkers in neonatology’. Currently, he is investigating the possibilities of Big Data in neonatal medicine, in the Big Data for Small Babies project. First investigations are ongoing in the applied data analytic in medicine (ADAM) project. This project aims to build an early warning system and decision support tool for late-onset neonatal sepsis. Future research will be directed to bringing algorithms to clinical care in newborn medicine.
Research aim
We aim to improve the long-term health of critically ill infants at risk of neonatal brain damage by enhancing care quality and integrating clinical and patient-reported outcomes with advanced predictive techniques.Research aim
We aim to improve the long-term health of critically ill infants at risk of neonatal brain damage by enhancing care quality and integrating clinical and patient-reported outcomes with advanced predictive techniques.Research aim
Our mission is to innovate and transform obstetric care by remote digital care solutions und data support within an evidence-based, value-driven and patient-centered approach in order to achieve the best possible outcomes for mother and fetus.2010: Best research presentation
