Marlies Verhoeff

Marlies Verhoeff is a researcher at the University of Groningen, focusing on healthcare challenges related to multimorbidity in older patients. Her work emphasizes hospital care coordination, multidisciplinary collaboration, and leveraging machine learning for predictive healthcare models.

• Key Research Areas: Multimorbidity, Hospital Care Coordination, Electronic Health Records, Geriatric Medicine.
• Methodologies: Participatory pilot studies, fuzzy clustering algorithms, mixed-methods analysis.

Her research aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health) and 10 (Reduced Inequalities), particularly addressing care for patients with multiple chronic conditions. Recent publications highlight her contributions to improving care pathways for multimorbid populations in secondary care settings.

Verhoeff’s work has been cited multiple times, with her thesis on hospital care coordination for multimorbidity downloaded over 600 times. She collaborates with medical specialists, geriatricians, and policy advisors, reflecting her focus on translating data into actionable clinical strategies.