PhD Courses in Denmark

The course will cover advanced methods and techniques aimed at reducing bias and exploring causal relationships in modern epidemiology. It will introduce the concept of the counterfactual approach for interpreting causality. Students will be taught techni

The focus of the course is on the general mixed model for responses of most common types. Further, applications from modern research within health science will be presented and worked through for practical illustration and interpretation.After completing

Practical introduction into the principles and techniques of microsurgical techniques, using the mouse as an experimental model.

The course program covers aspects related to regulation of muscle function at rest and during exercise, with emphasis on metabolic effects on excitation contraction (E-C) coupling. The course focuses on the integrated physiology responses to exercise and

The theme for this year is ‘PRO and Shared Decision Making’.Some highly relevant speakers will give sessions on the general aspects of these two topics as well as give directions on how to conduct good prospective research.

The purpose of the course is to provide the participants knowledge and tools enabling them to (critically) explain and argue why and how to involve patients/users in research, to explain the pros and cons of various models of user involvement, to assess a

The present course will cover topics on how to run a RCT in health sciences, different types of trial designs, sample size calculation, choice of outcome, bias, placebo effect and the publication procedure.

REDCap is an increasingly popular browser-based database platform for data collection in clinical research. It offers an intuitive user interface for building custom data collection instruments for clinical research projects. Instruments can be filled by

The participants are introduced to registers, clinical databases and register-based studies, clinical epidemiological methods within register-based research and how to design register-based studies. Furthermore, data management in relation to data contro

The aim of the course is to - obtain knowledge on existing health, social and welfare related registers- design studies using existing registers- identify epidemiological problems in register-based researchContent: The participants are introduced to regis