Ongoing projects
CATCh-uS project
http://medicine.exeter.ac.uk/catchus/
Contact: Astrid Janssens
Shackleton Project
https://socialsciences.exeter.ac.uk/law/research/groups/frs/projects/shackletonrelationshipsproject
Contact: Astrid Janssens
Safely moving on – a coherent patient pathway after lower limb amputation
The project aims to optimise the pathway for patients after lower limb amputation.
Contact: Charlotte Abrahamsen
A patient-reported outcome measurement tool for patients with hip fractures - patient and relatives’ involvement in the development and implementation process
Research project developing a hip-fracture-specific PRO tool.
Contact: Charlotte Abrahamsen
Systematic review on relatives' involvement in employment initiatives
Systematic review of the effect of relatives involvement in employment initiatives.
Contact: Birgitte Nørgaard
Evaluation of Patient@home
Theory-based stakeholder evaluation of products in the Patient@home project.
Contact: Marie Konge Nielsen
The patient as partner in Danish health research
Knowledge sharing project on patient and public involvement in research.
Contact person: Mogens Hørder
Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in social psychiatry
Research project that explores the use of CAM in social psychiatry services in the Region of Southern Denmark and the Central Denmark Region.
Contact: Anita Lunde
Project 'Nursing Theory'
Research project focusing on the knowledge base of nursing and studying the future theoretical framework of the nursing profession.
Contact: Bente Hoeck
Recent projects
ELECTOR - eHealth in Rheumatology
EU project developing and testing a web-based platform allowing home-based treatment of patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
Contact: Birgitte Nørgaard
Dialogue and guidance on complementary and alternative medicine to cancer patients
Research project that aims to strengthen the dialogue with and guidance of cancer patients in hospitals on the effects of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and the interaction of CAM with conventional treatment.
Contact: Birgitte Nørgaard
ACQUIRE-ICD
Participatory design process with patients and health care professionals in the development of a web-based platform to heart failure patients.
Contact: Birgitte Nørgaard
Men, Masculinities and Healthcare in Denmark
Research project exploring how men of different backgrounds look after their health in their everyday life, what their health-related activities mean to them, and whether different masculinities and ways of being men in contemporary Denmark are implicated in the participants’ care practices.
Contact: http:Nina Nissen