Areas of supervision
- Promotion of reproductive health for migrants in Denmark
- Infertility, e.g. psychosocial aspects and prevention
- Reproduction and the health of women in later life
- Health consequences of socioeconomic factors in childhood
- Family Health
- Development, implementation, and evaluation of interventions
- Healthy reproduction
- Pension age and health
- Evaluation of quality in and effect of prevention and rehabilitation among older people
- Patient perspectives among older people
- Health and functional ability of older people, e.g. social and psychological aspects
- Evaluation of the quality and effect of rehabilitation and prevention efforts among the elderly
- Consequences of the introduction of technology to geriatric care
- Inequality factors in rehabilitation of life style diseases
- Hospital doctors’ judgements of patients’ rehabilitation potential versus the actual rehabilitation provided by municipal services
- Health behaviours and lifestyle – patterns, causes and intervention possibilities
- Social relations and health
- Social networks and health - the formation of health behaviour and health in networks
- Health, employment and working environment
- Employment and health
- In the use of survey and register data, what importance has possible variation in the used educational groups for different outcomes?
- The social consequences of illness
- Social inequality in health – mechanisms and interventions
- Social capital and health
- Stress and physical effects of stress
- Mechanisms leading to work related stress
- Negative social relations at work
- Cardiometabolic conditions and access to health care in middle- and low-income countries
Specific projects
- A systematic literature review of social connectedness and high levels of social isolation associations with epigenetic modifications (DNA methylation) and gene expression of e.g. inflammation.
- A systematic literature review of social connectedness and high levels of social isolation associations with neurological changes (MRI) and cognitive function.