Research Unit of General Practice

ESCAPE – European project concerning multimorbidity and mental health

Researchers from the Research Unit of General Practice have just returned from the yearly consortium meeting on the ESCAPE project.

ESCAPE – European project concerning multimorbidity and mental health

Researchers from the Research Unit of General Practice have just returned from the yearly consortium meeting on the ESCAPE project.

Remuneration and motivation in general practice

What motivates general practitioners – and how do they respond to different types of reimbursement?

Catch -a-Researcher

Meet the Research Unit of General Practice on 26 April from 15:30 – 18:00 in WP25.

Clinic of Research & Education

The Research Unit of General Practice at SDU invites all GPs, doctors in training, medical students, and others interested in launching a symposium for a new practice network for clinical education & research. Wednesday, March 8, 2023 in Esbjerg from 15:00-18:00

New clinical professors in general practice at the Research Unit of General Practice in Esbjerg

On the occasion of Niels Kristian Kjær's and Jesper Lykkegaard's appointment as clinical professors in general practice at the Research Unit of General Practice in Esbjerg and at the Department of Public Health Research, SDU, invites the Faculty of Health Sciences, SDU, to attend an inaugural seminar on Thursday, December 8, 2022 at. 14.00, Auditorium in Building D, Sydvestjysk Hospital Esbjerg, Finsensgade 35, 6700 Esbjerg.

Researcher's café

Come to the researcher's café at the Research Unit for General Practice in Odense Wednesday 30 November 2022 from 17:00-19:00.

PhD Oral Defense Session - Cand.med. Louise Brygger Venø Title: "Caring for vulnerable pregnant women in general practice - General practitioners' challenges of assessing, collaborating, and reporting on vulnerable pregnant women" on December 2 at Odense Adelige Jomfrukloster, Albani Torv 6, 5000 Odense C.

PhD Oral Defense Session - Cand.med. Louise Brygger Venø Title: "Caring for vulnerable pregnant women in general practice - General practitioners' challenges of assessing, collaborating, and reporting on vulnerable pregnant women" on December 2 at Odense Adelige Jomfrukloster, Albani Torv 6, 5000 Odense C.

Focus on preventive health checks in new report

A new report points out which factors to be aware of when planning and carrying out health checks to prevent chronic disease related to health behavior.

This year's teaching award for Health Sciences

Dean Ole Skøtt will present Professor Dorthe Ejg Jarbøl with this year's teaching award for Health Sciences

FEA is on Twitter

In order to spread external knowledge of the unit's work, the Research Unit of General Practice now has a Twitter account

The Danish Symptom Cohort (DaSK) 2022

With in the next few days, 150,000 Danes will be receiving a questionnaire asking them about their symptoms, how often they go to the doctor, and their experiences with the health care system

PhD Oral Defence Session - Cand.med. Alex Kappel Kørup

PhD Oral Defence Session - Cand.med. Alex Kappel Kørup, Title: "Influence of physicians’ religiosity and spirituality on their clinical practice – an international comparative study" on 17 June 2022 at 14:00 at Room O100, SDU, Campusvej 55, 5230 Odense M

Research Unit of General Practice in Esbjerg

The Research Unit of General Practice in Odense is expanding and will be opening a Research Unit of General Practice department at the SDU campus in Esbjerg in 2022

A new report provides an overview of the work with cancer follow-up and palliation in general practice

The report prepared by researchers from the Research Unit of General Practice in Odense, was funded by the Cancer Society and is based on results from a questionnaire survey among a random sample of general practitioners from two regions in Denmark

PhD Oral Defence Session – Cand.scient. Wade Thompson on January 25, 2021 at 14:00

PhD Oral Defence Session – Cand.scient. Wade Thompson, Title: "Exploring statin use and discontinuation in older persons" on January 25, 2021 at 14:00 via zoom

Annual Workshop on Thursday 30 January, 2020

The Research Foundation for General Practice and the four General Practice Research Units invite you to the annual workshop focusing on general practice related key issues and challenges.

Professor Jens Søndergaard was awarded the “Consul General Ernst Carlsens Foundation – Honorary Award 2018”

Professor and Head of the Research Unit of General Practice at the University of Southern Denmark, Jens Søndergaard, received this year’s honorary award from the Consul General Ernst Carlsens Foundation, which is awarded annually to Danish scientists, doctors or other professionals who have made remarkable contributions towards researching and treating diseases.

Inaugural Seminar Hans Jonsson

Inaugural Seminar Hans Jonsson - Hans Jonsson, Professor "Aspects of doing as agents for change and human development - fundamentals of an emerging science of occupation". May 3rd, 2017 from 14:00 hrs. (CET), The Auditorium, University of Southern Denmark, J.B. Winsloews Vej 25, 5000 Odense C

In October, the Research Unit for General Practice in Odense is sending out a questionnaire to general practitioners about detection of vulnerable pregnant women, cross-sectoral cooperation, and notification of vulnerable pregnant women to the municipality

Quality in general practice

New report by Nicolaisen A, Lauridsen GB, Jarbøl DE on quality in general practice. Knowledge and tools to strengthen the quality of cancer pathways in general practice, Research Unit of General Practice, University of Southern Denmark, 2021

PhD Oral Defence Session - Cand.med. Rikke Vognbjerg Sydenham

PhD Oral Defence Session - Cand.med. Rikke Vognbjerg Sydenham. Title: "Antibiotic prescribing in Danish general practice: Determinants for use of diagnostic tests and prescribing

The Research unit of General Practice at SDU is part of a large EU-funded project focusing on multimorbid elderly patients

International experts from Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, and Sweden are uniting to develop new treatment and care pathways for elderly patients with multiple chronic diseases