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DMJ 10/2015

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DMJ 10/2015,
Thursday, 1. October 2015

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PhD thesis

The effect of generic switching on concerns about medicine and non-persistence among Danish adults in a general practice setting

Jette Østergaard Rathe
PhD thesis

Clinical epidemiological studies of women undergoing surgery for urogynaecological disorders

Rikke Guldberg
Original Article

Factors affecting patients’ ratings of health-care satisfaction

Marianne K. Thygesen1, 2, Marie Fuglsang2 & Max Mølgaard Miiller3
Original Article

Fatal poisoning among patients with drug addiction

Kirsten Wiese Simonsen1, Dorte J. Christoffersen2, Jytte Banner3, Kristian Linnet1 & Ljubica V. Andersen4
Original Article

suPAR as a biomarker for risk of readmission and mortality in the acute medical setting

Raj Kumar Nayak, Mikkel Allingstrup, Klaus Phanareth & Allan Kofoed-Enevoldsen
Original Article

Changing presentation of cutaneous malignant melanoma

Anders Klit1, Cecilie Brandt Lassen1, Caroline Holkmann Olsen2 & Jørgen Lock-Andersen1
Original Article

Changes in antimicrobial susceptibility patterns of Klebsiella pneumoniae, Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus over the past decade

Toke Seierøe Barfod1, Elisabeth Arnberg Wibroe2, Julie Vestergaard Braüner3 & Jenny Dahl Knudsen4
Original Article

Exploring challenges and solutions in the preparation of surgical patients

Thea Palsgaard Møller1, Kristine Husum Münter2, Doris Østergaard1 & Lone Fuhrmann
Protocol Article

Neuromuscular blockade for improvement of surgical conditions during laparotomy: protocol for a randomised study

Matias Vested Madsen1, Susanne Scheppan2, Peter Kissmeyer3, Emilie Mørk2, Jacob Rosenberg4 & Mona Ring Gätke1
Original Article

Risk model for suspected acute coronary syndrome is of limited value in an emergency department

Christian Backer Mogensen1, Maja Christiansen2, Jess Bjerre Jørgensen2 & Peter Bisgaard Stæhr2
Systematic Review

Depression is associated with poor prognosis in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease – a systematic review

Kim Salte1, Ingrid Titlestad2 & Anders Halling3

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