Roel Bakker

Roel Bakker is a researcher at the University of Groningen, contributing to interdisciplinary healthcare research. His work focuses on sleep disorders, clinical studies, and healthcare system evaluations, with a particular emphasis on vulnerable populations and innovative interventions. His research spans topics such as tinnitus management, caregiver support systems, and the impact of hospitalist programs on medical care quality. Bakker collaborates with institutions like the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) and has published findings in peer-reviewed journals and reports for governmental agencies.

Research Interests:

• Assessment of sound therapy for phantom sound conditions
• Evaluation of hospitalist programs in improving clinical outcomes
• Support mechanisms for family caregivers in healthcare settings
• Integration of sports into care for vulnerable youth

Notable Projects:

• 2025: Study on sound enrichment for tinnitus patients
• 2019: Exploration of DCM Thuis support for caregivers

Advising/Grants: While no formal advisees are listed, Bakker’s research often involves collaborative projects with multidisciplinary teams. His work has been supported by institutional grants and partnerships with organizations like Stichting Watten in mijn hoofd.