Prof. Haverman is head of the research group Pediatric Psychology and PROMs and a clinical pediatric psychologist (GZ-Psycholoog) at the department of child and adolescent psychiatry and psychosocial care at the Emma Children’s Hospital of the Amsterdam UMC.
Her research regarding PROMs focuses on the effectiveness of the use of PROMs in daily practice, implementation science, shared-decision making using PROMs, psychometric properties of PROMs, development of core PROM sets, and physical, social and metnal functioning of patients and children with chronic diseases and their caregivers. Regarding pediatric psychology, her research focuses on the effectiveness of EMDR, parental PTSD and interprofessional collaboration. In addition, she is the director of the KLIK PROM portal (www.hetklikt.nu) and the PROM Expertise Center. Responsible for PROM implementation in daily clinical care within the Amsterdam UMC for pediatric and adult patients.
Research section Pediatric Psychology and PROMs – head Lotte Haverman
Reseach themes around PROMs:
- Validation of (generic) PROMs (PROMIS)
- Implementing PROMs in clinical practice via the KLIK PROM portal and Epic (PROM Expertise Center), hospital and primary care settings (physiotherapy)
- Implementation science / barriers and facilitators on several levels (determinants)
- Engaging patients in PROM implementation
- Training clinicians in how to use PROMs
- Dashboard / data visualization preferences
- Outcome studies: PROMIS in diverse patient populations
- Mitigating health inequity by creating inclusive PROMs
- Development of PRO(M) core sets in diverse settings
Research in Pediatric Psychology:
- Interventions: EMDR for parents, Virtual Reality and EMDR in patients with sickle cell disease
- Interprofessional collaboration
- Parental functioning: PTSD and mental functioning in parents of preterm born children
- Transitional care