Mohamed el Hadouchi
Mohamed is working as a PhD candidate in the Research group Innovation of Movement Care. He has a strong focus on physiotherapy practice in primary care, through care innovation projects for a variety of target groups, including senior citizens.
After obtaining a degree in Physiotherapy, Mohamed followed it up with a Sports Physiotherapy major. He continued to develop in the field of Physiotherapy Science.
"Sports, physical activity and health have formed a key theme in his personal and professional development from an early age."
Since 2007, Mohamed has been working within HU University of Applied Sciences’ Physiotherapy master’s degree programme. He combines this role with that of lecturer in CIOS Arnhem’s sports degree programme. He gains considerable satisfaction from this combination of education activities, working together with a variety of Research groups and practical experience. It is a source of recognition, pleasure and practical handles for further shaping his pursuit of a PhD and his on-going development as a researcher.
Fields of expertise
- Training
- Support and supervision
- Treatment
Publications
- Establishing a core outcome set to evaluate the effects of power training in older adults: a Delphi study
- The impact of power training on muscle power, physical performance, and physical functioning in older adults: a descriptive case series
- The reliability, validity, and responsiveness of tests used to assess the effects of power training in older adults: a systematic review
