Our goal

Improving care for people with severe acquired brain injury

Who is it for?

EEnnacoma develops and shares knowledge about severe acquired brain injury. We do this for professionals who are directly or indirectly involved in the care of people with severe acquired brain injury. But also for loved ones, referrers and anyone who wants to know more about this.

Researchers The latest results from our research and the progress of current projects.
Referrers Would you like to get in touch with our experts? See how to request a consultation or more information.
Other healthcare professionals Do you want to get started right away? Check out the useful tools and products for practice.
Relatives Information about acquired brain injury and our care chain.
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Mobile Expert Team Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness

Bringing the right expertise to the patient at the right time: that is the goal of the Mobile Expert Team Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness (MET-PDOC). Ever since the start of the new care chain for people with PDOC in 2019, almost all patients with a presumed PDOC have been visited and examined nationwide by an expert from EENnacoma, employed by Libra Rehabilitation & Audiology.

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News 17 December 2025 Looking back on the in-depth afternoon Collaboration within the client system On Friday 12 December, the EENnacoma in-depth afternoon Collaboration within the client system takes place in Careyn De Plantage, a beautiful care center with a warm atmosphere near the historic city center in Brielle.
News 9 December 2025 Navigating the unknown: decision-making and specialist care for patients with prolonged disorders of consciousness Navigating the unknown: decision-making and specialist care for patients with prolonged disorders of consciousness An interview with Jan Lavrijsen & Willemijn van Erp

Agenda

Animatie Langdurige Bewustzijnsstoornis (LBS) 1 5 Screenshot

Animation PDOC care

The PDOC care animation explains the prolonged Disorders of Consciousness (PDOC) and shows the different phases of care for people with PDOC in the Netherlands.