Barriers to equitable use of patient-reported outcomes in diabetes management [0.03%]
糖尿病管理中患者报告结果公平使用的障碍
Elisabeth Sand Thorup,Caroline Raun Hansen,Ane Mette Zander Olsen et al.
Elisabeth Sand Thorup et al.
Introduction: Inequity in diabetes-related health due to socioeconomic status is a recognised challenge. A patient-centred approach tailors care to individual needs, and patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures can be a va...
Karen Busk Hesseldal,Rune Dahl Jensen,Anders Husted Jensen
Karen Busk Hesseldal
Introduction: Efficient workplace-based training in surgery often conflicts with maintaining high-quality patient care. Module-based training has been shown to improve surgical skills, but its impact in clinical settings ...
Making the invisible visible - a pictorial tribute to Lennart Nilsson [0.03%]
让不可见变成可见——伦纳特·尼尔森的图说献礼
Maximilian Ackermann
Maximilian Ackermann
Lennart Nilsson (1922-2017), a Swedish master photographer, revolutionised biomedical visualisation by merging artistic vision with scientific precision. His collaboration with the Karolinska Institute in the 1950s led to the first detailed...
Regional differences in mortality among patients with ruptured intracranial aneurysms in Denmark [0.03%]
丹麦颅内动脉瘤破裂患者的地区间死亡率差异
Agnes T Stauning,Tina N Munch,George F Mkoma et al.
Agnes T Stauning et al.
Introduction: Intracranial aneurysms are a serious clinical condition. Recent annual reports from the Danish Stroke Registry indicate a 30-day mortality rate of 27%, with notable regional variation ranging from 20% to 36%...
Multicenter Study
Danish medical journal. 2025 Jan 14;73(2):A07250580. DOI:10.61409/A07250580 2025
Open versus laparoscopic ablation of liver malignancies - a protocol for a randomised clinical trial [0.03%]
开腹与腹腔镜消融治疗肝脏恶性肿瘤的随机对照试验方案研究
Lucas Alexander Knøfler,Jeanett Klubien,Peter Nørgaard Larsen et al.
Lucas Alexander Knøfler et al.
Introduction: Heat-based ablation has emerged as a less invasive alternative to surgical resection for primary and metastatic liver cancer. However, when a percutaneous approach is not feasible, ablation during open surge...
Comparison of measured energy requirements and the Danish Health Authority's recommendation estimates [0.03%]
丹麦学龄儿童实际能量需求与丹麦卫生部推荐量的比较研究
Toke Tinø Toftgård,William Kasper Valbirk,Gustav Wedding Stentoft et al.
Toke Tinø Toftgård et al.
Introduction: The Danish Health Authority (DHA) recommends a model for estimating total daily energy expenditure (TDEE) among inpatients at nutritional risk. This study aimed to investigate whether TDEE measured (M) by in...
Comparative Study
Danish medical journal. 2025 Jan 14;73(2):A03250244. DOI:10.61409/A03250244 2025
Reducing mother-infant separation through early skin-to-skin care in a neonatal intensive care unit setting [0.03%]
在新生儿重症监护病房通过早期肌肤接触减少母婴分离时间
Anna Elisabet Lewis,Anita Vendelbo,Ea Bogø et al.
Anna Elisabet Lewis et al.
Introduction: In neonatal care, mother-infant separation is common even when infants are stable or require only short-term support. Early skin-to-skin (ESTS) care may reduce separation and improve stability, bonding and b...
Long-term complications and functionality after continent cutaneous urinary diversion [0.03%]
肠道输尿管的长期并发症及功能问题
Mads Jacob Haugaard Hansen,Maja Vejlgaard,Mie Skjøttgaard Ynddal et al.
Mads Jacob Haugaard Hansen et al.
Introduction: Data are limited on the functional outcomes of continent cutaneous urinary diversions (CCUD) to guide shared decision-making regarding urinary diversion. The objective of this study was to investigate long-t...
Christina Anne Vinter,Ditte Søndergaard Linde,Lone Kjeld Petersen
Christina Anne Vinter
Women remain underrepresented in research, and this lack of representativeness leads to bias in how healthcare systems and solutions are designed, measured, implemented and evaluated. Women-specific health conditions and those that dispropo...
Jens F Rehfeld
Jens F Rehfeld
Bibliometrics, in terms of counting articles and books, has always existed. Since 1955, however, additional parameters such as article citations, impact factors and h-indexes have accompanied science - not least medical science. Today, bibl...