Background The COVID-19 pandemic has changed various spheres of health care. General
practitioners (GPs) have widely replaced face-to-face consultations with telephone or video …

In recent years an extensive social gradient in cancer outcome has attracted much attention,
with late diagnosis proposed as one important reason for this. Whereas earlier research has …

Background Maltreated children have many long-term consequences throughout their lives,
but often maltreated children are not recognised in time by professionals. General practice …

Background Due to more elderly and patients with complex illnesses, there is an increasing
pressure on the healthcare system. General practice especially feels this pressure as being …

Background Child maltreatment has many consequences through the lifespan. The general
practitioners (GPs) are in longitudinal contact with the family and can play an important role …

Objective: In Denmark, parents with small children have the highest contact frequency to out-of-hours
(OOH) service, but reasons for OOH care use are sparsely investigated. The aim …

Social differences in health and illness are well documented in Denmark. However, little is
known about how health practices are manifested in the everyday lives of different social …

In Denmark, as in most other parts of the world, socially deprived people most often lead
shorter and more illness-ridden lives than people living in more affluent social situations. In the …

Recently studies have focused on how health promotion interventions sometimes sideline
issues of social context, framing health as a matter of individual choice and, by implication, a …

This article suggests that in order to understand the social differences evident in disease
prevalence and outcomes, it is necessary to understand what it means to live with multiple …