PhD dissertations

2025


Stinne Eika Rasmussen: Evaluating the impact of a mental wellbeing intervention for patients with chronic conditions in Danish general practice (defended in October)

  • Problem-solving therapy in general practice for patients with ischaemic heart disease and/or type two diabetes and poor mental well-being: a 12-month randomised controlled trial assessing somatic and mental health outcomes. Rasmussen SE, Mygind A, Burau V, Christensen B, Christensen KS, Maindal HT, Pedersen AF, Soejbjerg A (the Healthy Mind study group). Submitted.
  • Implementing mental healthcare in chronic care in general practice: a mixed-methods process evaluation of the Healthy Mind intervention. Rasmussen SE, Soejbjerg A, Burau V, Christensen B, Christensen KS, Clyne B, Maindal HT, Pedersen AF, Mygind A (the Healthy Mind study group). Under review.
  • They know me better than my disease: a process evaluation study exploring the impact mechanisms of a mental health intervention in general practice for adults with chronic conditions. Rasmussen SE, Soejbjerg A, Burau V, Christensen B, Christensen KS, Clyne B, Maindal HT, Pedersen AF, Mygind A (the Healthy Mind study group). Under review. 

Solvej Videbæk Bueno: MOVEMOM: Phycial activity following pregnancy and childbirth (defended in September)


Katrine Bjørnshave Bomholt: Task shifting in out-of-hours primary care: exploring the potential value of task shifting from general practitioners to nurses in clinics (defended in June)


Ina Grønkjær Laugesen: Anticoagulant therapy for atrial fibrillation: exploring the treatment gap among patients in general practice (defended in April)


Mette Amalie Nebsbjerg: From voice to vision: Exploring the potential value of video triage in out-of-hours primary care (defended in April)


Anne Søjbjerg: The Healthy Mind study: Integrating mental health and chronic care in general practice (defended in February)

2024


Henrik Schou Pedersen: Use and validation of psychomtric tests in general practice


Amanda Paust: Social inequality in medical treatment

 

2022


Michal Frumer: In the meantime: Tissue changes, anticipation, ethics, and forms of life in diagnostic lung cancer surveillance

2021

Astrid Julie Bønnelykke: Anaemia in general practice. Laboratory testing, diagnostic investigations, and risk of cancer


Ane Bull Iversen: Stroke: symptom awareness, help-seeking behaviour and predictors of prehospital delay


Nanna Holt Jessen: Exploring diagnostic opportunities to optimise the early detection of abdominal cancer in general practice

  • Jessen NH, Jensen H, Falborg AZ, Glerup H, Gronbaek H, Vedsted P. Contacts to general practice in the year prior to a diagnosis of an abdominal cancer: a national register-based cohort study. Accepted with minor revisions.

Susanne Boel Graversen: Short-term readmission and mortality in older patients discharged after a pneumonia admission

2020

Morten Fenger-Grøn: Anthropometry, depression and atrial fibrillation risk

2019

Linda Aagaard Rasmussen: Detecting recurrence of cancer and second primary cancer: exploring the role of general practice


Dennis Schou Graversen: The quality of out-of-hours telephone triage  


Jonas Boysen Fynboe Ebert: Evaluating the feasibility of the emergency access button in the out-of-hours services in Denmark


Marie Louise Ladegaard Baun: Earlier detection of ovarian cancer in general practice


Bente Kjær Lyngsøe: Maternal depression and offspring health


Karen Busk Nørøxe: Well-being in general practitioners and quality in healthcare