H Galenkamp
Biographic Data
| ID | 1732737 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Galenkamp |
| GIVEN NAMES | H |
| FAMILY NAME | Galenkamp |
| SIGNATURE | GALENKAMP H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Amsterdam University Medical Centers |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5904-3465 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Healthcare utilisation among migrants in the Netherlands’ unique hybrid healthcare system
BACKGROUND: Migrants in Europe often face barriers to healthcare, contributing to poorer health outcomes. While healthcare utilisation has been studied within Beveridge systems (eg, the UK) and Bismarck systems (eg, Germany), less is known about healthcare use by migrants within the Netherlands' hybrid model. The Dutch model combines a Bismarckian base with Beveridge-like supplements. We investigated the use of general practitioner (GP) services,…
Impact of psychosocial stressors on type 2 diabetes among migrants and non-migrants in The Netherlands
Work stress, home stress, and adverse life events differentially influence T2D risk in diverse populations, with effects pronounced in Dutch, Moroccan and African Surinamese origin groups. Interventions targeting psychosocial stress may help reduce T2D in diverse populations
The clustering of disadvantage in different life dimensions across ethnic groups
Financial insecurity is an important aspect of precariousness, relating to many different precariousness experiences. For those of non-Dutch ethnic origin, health literacy and discrimination are also important
Individual and neighborhood determinants of depressive symptoms in ethnic minorities in the urban Helius sample
Ethnic minorities in Europe experience an increased risk of depressive symptomatology. This is believed to be the result of the interplay between different factors at the individual (e.g., psychological, socioeconomic, cultural) and the neighborhood level (e.g., social cohesion, resources, ethnic diversity). This study sheds light on the interplay between variables using cross-sectional data from 13, 507 individuals from five ethnic minority grou…
The Association between Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Problematic Alcohol and Cannabis Use in a Multi-Ethnic Cohort in The Netherlands
(1) Background: Ethnic minorities exhibit a higher prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), while results for problematic substance use among ethnic groups remain mixed. PTSD and problematic substance use often co-occur; however, the impact of ethnicity on this association has not yet been investigated. (2) Methods: Self-report data on problematic alcohol/cannabis use (AUDIT/CUDIT) and presence of severe PTSD symptoms (PSS-SR) of N = …
The Covid-19 pandemic and temporal change in metabolic risk factors for cardiovascular disease
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, including the restrictive measures taken to reduce the spread of the virus, negatively affected people's health behavior. We explored whether the pandemic also had an effect on metabolic risk factors for cardiovascular disease (CVD) in women and men. We conducted a natural experiment, using data from 6962 participants without CVD at baseline (2011-2015) of six ethnic groups of the HELIUS study in …
Cardiovascular Risk Estimation Based on Country-of-Birth- and Country-of-Residence-Specific Scores among Migrants in the Netherlands
disparities exist in the use of the country-of-residence-specific, as compared to the country-of-birth, risk algorithms among ethnic minorities living in the Netherlands. Hence, there is a need for further validation of country-of-residence- and country-of-birth-adjusted scores to ascertain appropriateness and reliability
Relative contributions of pre-pandemic factors and intra-pandemic activities to differential Covid-19 risk among migrant and non-migrant populations in the Netherlands
Interventions that target pre-pandemic socio-economic status and other drivers of health inequalities between migrant and non-migrant populations are urgently needed at present to better prevent infection disparities in future viral pandemics
Is Self-Rated Health Still Sensitive for Changes in Disease and Functioning Among Nonagenarians
SRH among nonagenarians was sensitive to changes in the number of chronic conditions and functioning although more pronounced on the longer than on the shorter term
Somatic Multimorbidity and Self-rated Health in the Older Population
Our findings help to improve understanding of the impact multimorbidity has on SRH: Having a single disease increases the chance of poor health more than each co-occurring disease, indicating some overlap between diseases or adaptation to declining health
Somatic Multimorbidity and Self-rated Health in the Older Population
Our findings help to improve understanding of the impact multimorbidity has on SRH: Having a single disease increases the chance of poor health more than each co-occurring disease, indicating some overlap between diseases or adaptation to declining health
Is Self-Rated Health Still Sensitive for Changes in Disease and Functioning Among Nonagenarians
SRH among nonagenarians was sensitive to changes in the number of chronic conditions and functioning although more pronounced on the longer than on the shorter term
Somatic Multimorbidity and Self-rated Health in the Older Population
Our findings help to improve understanding of the impact multimorbidity has on SRH: Having a single disease increases the chance of poor health more than each co-occurring disease, indicating some overlap between diseases or adaptation to declining health
Is Self-Rated Health Still Sensitive for Changes in Disease and Functioning Among Nonagenarians
SRH among nonagenarians was sensitive to changes in the number of chronic conditions and functioning although more pronounced on the longer than on the shorter term
The Covid-19 pandemic and temporal change in metabolic risk factors for cardiovascular disease
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, including the restrictive measures taken to reduce the spread of the virus, negatively affected people's health behavior. We explored whether the pandemic also had an effect on metabolic risk factors for cardiovascular disease (CVD) in women and men. We conducted a natural experiment, using data from 6962 participants without CVD at baseline (2011-2015) of six ethnic groups of the HELIUS study in …
Cardiovascular Risk Estimation Based on Country-of-Birth- and Country-of-Residence-Specific Scores among Migrants in the Netherlands
disparities exist in the use of the country-of-residence-specific, as compared to the country-of-birth, risk algorithms among ethnic minorities living in the Netherlands. Hence, there is a need for further validation of country-of-residence- and country-of-birth-adjusted scores to ascertain appropriateness and reliability
Relative contributions of pre-pandemic factors and intra-pandemic activities to differential Covid-19 risk among migrant and non-migrant populations in the Netherlands
Interventions that target pre-pandemic socio-economic status and other drivers of health inequalities between migrant and non-migrant populations are urgently needed at present to better prevent infection disparities in future viral pandemics
The Association between Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Problematic Alcohol and Cannabis Use in a Multi-Ethnic Cohort in The Netherlands
(1) Background: Ethnic minorities exhibit a higher prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), while results for problematic substance use among ethnic groups remain mixed. PTSD and problematic substance use often co-occur; however, the impact of ethnicity on this association has not yet been investigated. (2) Methods: Self-report data on problematic alcohol/cannabis use (AUDIT/CUDIT) and presence of severe PTSD symptoms (PSS-SR) of N = …
Impact of psychosocial stressors on type 2 diabetes among migrants and non-migrants in The Netherlands
Work stress, home stress, and adverse life events differentially influence T2D risk in diverse populations, with effects pronounced in Dutch, Moroccan and African Surinamese origin groups. Interventions targeting psychosocial stress may help reduce T2D in diverse populations
The clustering of disadvantage in different life dimensions across ethnic groups
Financial insecurity is an important aspect of precariousness, relating to many different precariousness experiences. For those of non-Dutch ethnic origin, health literacy and discrimination are also important
Individual and neighborhood determinants of depressive symptoms in ethnic minorities in the urban Helius sample
Ethnic minorities in Europe experience an increased risk of depressive symptomatology. This is believed to be the result of the interplay between different factors at the individual (e.g., psychological, socioeconomic, cultural) and the neighborhood level (e.g., social cohesion, resources, ethnic diversity). This study sheds light on the interplay between variables using cross-sectional data from 13, 507 individuals from five ethnic minority grou…
Healthcare utilisation among migrants in the Netherlands’ unique hybrid healthcare system
BACKGROUND: Migrants in Europe often face barriers to healthcare, contributing to poorer health outcomes. While healthcare utilisation has been studied within Beveridge systems (eg, the UK) and Bismarck systems (eg, Germany), less is known about healthcare use by migrants within the Netherlands' hybrid model. The Dutch model combines a Bismarckian base with Beveridge-like supplements. We investigated the use of general practitioner (GP) services,…
Medicine (8 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Demography (5 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Disease (4 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Internal Medicine (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works)