Willemijn de Ridder

Willemijn de Ridder is a Researcher at Erasmus MC, specializing in Rehabilitation Medicine. Her work focuses on patient-reported outcomes, surgical techniques for hand and wrist conditions, and personalized healthcare approaches. She holds a doctoral degree from Erasmus MC, where her thesis explored data-driven methods for improving treatment satisfaction.

Her research interests include evaluating clinical outcomes of surgical interventions, such as thumb ligament reconstruction, and developing patient-centered assessment tools. She collaborates with the Hand-Wrist Study Group and contributes to studies on chronic pain management and stroke recovery.

Her recent articles emphasize surgical technique efficacy, postoperative recovery, and integrating patient feedback into healthcare practices. Collaborations span multidisciplinary teams, addressing both quantitative and qualitative aspects of patient care.