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Research

Our research focuses on out-of-hours primary care, cancer, physical activity, social prescribing, mental health, multimorbidity and health inequalities.
 

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We publish papers on family medicine and disseminate new knowledge on prevention, diagnosis and treatment in general practice.

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The Research Unit for General Practice is an independent institution focusing on general practice and related areas of health care. 


News

PhD dissertation explores atrial fibrillation treatment in general practice

[Translate to English:] Ina Grønkjær Laugesen
22 April 2025 - People news

Atrial fibrillation is a common heart arrhythmia disorder. Anticoagulants can reduce the risk of stroke, but many patients do not seem to receive this treatment.

PhD dissertation explores video triage in out-of-hours primary care

08 April 2025 - People news

Out-of-hours primary care is under pressure due to high demand for services. A PhD project has now investigated the potential value of using video in triage calls.

PhD dissertation examines mental health in chronic disease

20 February 2025 - People news

Patients with chronic illness often have poor mental health. A PhD project has investigated whether treatment with the ‘problem-solving method’ in the patient's general practice can improve mental well-being.

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