11 research outputs found
Selection bias in general practice research : analysis in a cohort of pregnant Danish women
Get PDFFunding: The Novo Nordic Foundation (NNF130C0002689), Region Zealand (15-000342), The Danish Research Foundation for General Practice (EMN-2017-00265), A.P. Møller Foundation (21.15 12.2016.16-87), Lilly and Herbert Hansen Foundation (07.11.2016-006), and Jacob and Orla Madsen Foundation (11.05.2015. 5421) have financially supported the project. The funding sources were not involved in the research design, collection, analysis and interpretation of data, writing of the report and decision regarding submission for publication. The authors are responsible for the contents of this article.Peer reviewedPublisher PD
Multimorbidity and mortality:A 15-year longitudinal registry-based nationwide Danish population study
Get PDFSupplementary_material_5_JoC for Multimorbidity and mortality: A 15-year longitudinal registry-based nationwide Danish population study by TG Willadsen, V Siersma, DR Nicolaisdóttir, R Køster-Rasmussen, DE Jarbøl, S Reventlow, SW Mercer, and N de Fine Olivarius in Journal of Comorbidity</p
Sleep complaints in early pregnancy. A cross-sectional study among women attending prenatal care in general practice
Get PDFMental vulnerability before and depressive symptoms during pregnancy and postpartum:a prospective population-based cohort study from general practice
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Correction: Jensen et al. Prior Antibiotic Use Increases Risk of Urinary Tract Infections Caused by Resistant <i>Escherichia coli</i> among Elderly in Primary Care: A Case-Control Study. <i>Antibiotics</i> 2022, <i>11</i>, 1382
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Examining to what extent pregnancy-related physical symptoms worry women in the first trimester of pregnancy:a cross-sectional study in general practice
Get PDFSymptom burden in multimorbidity:A population-based combined questionnaire and registry study from Denmark
No full textRisk of over- And under- treatment with levothyroxine in primary care in Copenhagen, Denmark
No full textChanges in Prescription Routines for Treating Hypothyroidism Between 2001 and 2015:An Observational Study of 929,684 Primary Care Patients in Copenhagen
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