dr. M.C.J. (Martin) Bootsma
Assistant Professor
- Department of Epidemiology
- Julius Center Research Program Infectious Diseases
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Biography
Martin Bootsma obtained his master in theoretical physics (cum laude) and mathematics at the Utrecht University. He obtained his PhD on the thesis mathematical studies of the dynamics of antibiotoc resistance in 2005. Afterwards he worked at the department of infectious disease epidemiology of Imperial College London for 1 year. Now he is employed at the mathematics department of Utrecht University (40%) and the Julius Center for Health Sciences and Primary Care of the UMCU. He is interested in mathematical and statistical methods to obtain insight in the spread of antimicrobial resistance.
Research Output (57)
Prevalence and risk factors for carriage of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae in a population of Dutch travellers:A cross-sectional study
Arcilla Maris S, Van Hattem Jarne M, Bootsma Martin C J, van Genderen Perry J J, Goorhuis Abraham, Grobusch Martin P, Klaassen Corné H W, Oude Lashof Astrid M, Schultsz Constance, Stobberingh Ellen E, de Jong Menno D, Penders John, Verbrugh Henri A, Melles Damian C jan 2020, In: Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease. 33 7 p.
Tracking Pseudomonas aeruginosa transmissions due to environmental contamination after discharge in ICUs using mathematical models
Pham Thi Mui, Kretzschmar Mirjam, Bertrand Xavier, Bootsma Martin, 28 aug 2019, In: PLoS Computational Biology. 15
Attributable sources of community-acquired carriage of Escherichia coli containing β-lactam antibiotic resistance genes:a population-based modelling study
Mughini-Gras Lapo, Dorado-García Alejandro, van Duijkeren Engeline, van den Bunt Gerrita, Dierikx Cindy M, Bonten Marc J M, Bootsma Martin C J, Schmitt Heike, Hald Tine, Evers Eric G, de Koeijer Aline, van Pelt Wilfrid, Franz Eelco, Mevius Dik J, Heederik Dick J J, aug 2019, In: The Lancet. Planetary health. 3 , p. e357-e369
How fluoroquinolones poison the neighbourhood
van Werkhoven Cornelis H., Bootsma Martin, Bonten Marc apr 2019, In: The Lancet Infectious Diseases. 19 , p. 347-348 2 p.
A stochastic simulation model to study respondent-driven recruitment
Stein Mart L., Buskens Vincent, van der Heijden Peter G.M., Van Steenbergen Jim E., Wong Albert, Bootsma Martin C.J., Kretzschmar Mirjam E.E. 1 nov 2018, In: PLoS ONE. 13
High prevalence of intra-familial co-colonization by extended-spectrum cephalosporin resistant Enterobacteriaceae in preschool children and their parents in Dutch households
Liakopoulos Apostolos, van den Bunt Gerrita, Geurts Yvon, Bootsma Martin C.J., Toleman Mark, Ceccarelli Daniela, van Pelt Wilfrid, Mevius Dik J. 21 feb 2018, In: Frontiers in Microbiology. 9
The Transmissibility of Antibiotic-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae in Intensive Care Units
Gurieva Tanya, Dautzenberg Mirjam J D, Gniadkowski Marek, Derde Lennie P G, Bonten Marc J M, Bootsma Martin C J 15 feb 2018, In: Clinical Infectious Diseases. 66 , p. 489-493
Latent tuberculosis infection in foreign-born communities:Import vs. transmission in The Netherlands derived through mathematical modelling
Korthals Altes Hester, Kloet Serieke, Cobelens Frank, Bootsma Martin 14 feb 2018, In: PLoS ONE [E]. 13 , p. e0192282
Carriage of Blastocystis spp. in travellers - A prospective longitudinal study
van Hattem Jarne M., Arcilla Maris S., Schultsz Constance, Bootsma Martin C., Verhaar Nienke, Rebers Sjoerd P., Goorhuis Abraham, Grobusch Martin P., Penders John, de Jong Menno D., van Gool Tom, Bart Aldert, van Genderen Perry J., Melles Damian C., Molhoek Nicky, Oude Lashof Astrid M., Stobberingh Ellen E., Verbrugh Henri A., 1 jan 2018, In: Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease. 27 , p. 87-91 5 p.
Correction:Latent tuberculosis infection in foreign-born communities: Import vs. transmission in The Netherlands derived through mathematical modelling
Korthals Altes Hester, Kloet Serieke, Cobelens Frank, Bootsma Martin 2018, In: PLoS ONE. 13