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SUMMARY:Det Grønlandske Sundhedsvæsen - kan vi fastholde den gode udvikling? 9. april
DESCRIPTION:Det Grønlandske Sundhedsvæsen – Kan vi fastholde den gode udvikling \nTorsdag den 9. april 2026\, kl. 18-21 (sandwiches/forfriskninger fra 17.30)\n \nSe videoer fra seminar om det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen i en samlet Playliste her eller præsentationer fra oplægsholderne nedenfor: \nKjeld Møller Pedersen – Grønlands sundhedsvæsen\nIngelise Olesen – Brugernes oplevelse af sundhedsvæsenet\nStig Andersen – Det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen\nVagn Bach – Det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen\nAnne Marie og Inger Margrete Siemasen – Kvalitetsudvikingsprojekt DIH \n\nDet grønlandske sundhedsvæsen undergår i disse år en markant forandring. Hør om opbygning og udfordringer og om aktuelle tendenser med kvalitetsudvikling og telemedicin – fra sundhedsstationerne i bygderne til Dronning Ingrids Hospital i Nuuk. Det grønlandske sundhedsvæsen spiller en central rolle i samfundets sammenhængskraft og velfærd\, men er samtidig præget af særlige geografiske\, demografiske og organisatoriske vilkår. \nDette aftenseminar giver en samlet og nuanceret introduktion til\, hvordan sundhedsvæsenet i Grønland er skruet sammen\, hvordan det har udviklet sig gennem de seneste årtier og med fremskridt og udfordringer. Seminaret belyser både positive udviklingstendenser og aktuelle problemer. Eksperter og sundhedsfaglige beskriver den igangværende kvalitetsudvikling of kliniske erfaringer fra praksis samt på den stigende anvendelse af telemedicin som et redskab til at sikre sammenhæng og faglig kvalitet på tværs af store afstande. Samtidig beskriver fagfolk de vanskelige opgaver som sundhedsvæsenet står over for: generelt at højne den behandlingskvalitet\, som tilbydes grønlændere\, hvis middellevetid er 10 år mindre end i Danmark; og mere specifikt at kurerer eller afhjælpe den kroniske mangel på arbejdskraft og dermed erstatte kortvarige vikariater med længerevarende ansættelser. \nSeminaret afholdes som et teleforbundet fællesmøde mellem København og Nuuk og giver mulighed for dialog og spørgsmål på tværs af de to hovedstæder. \nPris (inkl. sandwich\, kaffe/te\, forfriskninger): kr. 285. Medlem af DSKS / IDA Risk: kr. 85. \nTilmelding \nVejledning for DSKS medlemmer til tilmelding \nProgram \n18:00 Del 1 \nVelkomst: Henning Boje Andersen (IDA Risk/DSKS)\, Marie Lund (DSKS); Inger Margrete Siemsen (DSKS); \nModeration: Marit Eike Jørgensen\, lægefaglig centerchef på Steno Diabetes Center Grønland \nIndledning: Tina Amondsen\, direktør\, Det Grønlandske Sundhedsvæsen Kjeld Møller Pedersen\, professor\, formand for det Grønlandske Sundhedsråd \nPatientperspektiver: Ingelise Olesen\, forskningskoordinator\, jordemoder\, Institut Sundhed & Natur\, Grønlands Universitet \nHistorien og kvalitetsudvikling: Stig Andersen\, Professor adj.\, Grønlands Universitet\, klinisk professor\, Aalborg Universitetshospital \n19:15 Pause \n19:30 Del 2 \nModeration: Vagn Bach\, ledende overlæge\, Operation & Intensiv\, Dr. Ingrids Hospital Nuuk\, Grønland \nKronikerbehandling: Michael Lynge Pedersen\, professor\, dr.med.\, tidl. lægefaglig centerchef Steno Diabetes Center\, Grønland \nAkutbehandling: Vagn Bach \nKlinisk hverdag: Arnaq Fleischer Hansen\, ledende oversygeplejerske\, akutområdet\, Det Grønlandske Sundhedsvæsen Maja Chemnitz Frederiksen\, chefsygeplejerske\, Kirurgisk Afd.\, Dronning Ingrids Hospital\, Nuuk \nEt kvalitetsprojekt: Inger Margrete Siemsen\, chefkonsulent\, ph.d.\, Centraladministrationen\, Region Hovedstaden Anne Marie Kodal\, klinisk sygeplejespecialist\, Nordsjællands Hospital \nSpørgsmål og svar – moderator: Vagn Bach  \n21:00 Tak for i aften
URL:https://dsks.dk/begivenhed/det-groenlandske-sundhedsvaesen-kan-vi-fastholde-den-gode-udvikling-9-april/
LOCATION:IDA Conference\, København V\, Kalvebod Brygge 31-33\, København
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260421T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260421T163000
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SUMMARY:HFES Nordic: Rasmussen Redux 21. april
DESCRIPTION:Please find the videos from the conference HFES Nordic: Rasmussen Redux via this playlist: Videos HFES Nordic \nBelow the presentations that we have been authorized for share from the conference:\nHenning Boje Andersen\nPatrick Waterson\nJean-Christophe Le Coze\nLaura Zwaan HF\nJing Wu\nClaire Blackett\nMikael Leppa Four\nThomas Koester \n\nHFES Nordic: Rasmussen Redux \nIDA Conference\, København. Tuesday 21 April 2026. 08:30 – 16:30 \nThe Nordic chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES Nordic) is delighted to invite you for a special one-day meeting in Copenhagen on Tuesday\, April 21\, the day before the start of the HFES Europe conference. \nThe symposium analyzes the legacy of Jens Rasmussen and the application of his ideas in contemporary and novel human factors research. Marking the centenary of his birth\, the meeting throws light on the unique cross-disciplinary environment at Risø where Rasmussen and colleagues developed models that remain relevant today to safety critical domains including healthcare\, transport\, offshore and process industry\, \nFor five decades\, the Risø group’s concepts have influenced human factors theory\, system safety\, and sociotechnical system design. From the Skills-Rules-Knowledge framework to the Abstraction Hierarchy and Ecological Interface design and from AcciMaps to the dynamic safety model\, concepts developed at Risø in the 1970s and 80s continue to inform research across multiple domains. \nThe morning programme outlines the work at Risø and connects it to parallel developments in cognitive science and systems thinking. Speakers will discuss these topics and their historical context. \nThe afternoon session focuses on current and future applications. Speakers from industry and applied research will demonstrate how Rasmussen’s ideas are currently used in interface design\, human reliability\, risk assessment\, control room studies\, and accident investigation. \nThe symposium welcomes both experienced practitioners and those new to these foundational ideas. The event includes ample opportunities for networking\, followed by a Copenhagen canal cruise and symposium dinner. \nOrganizers: The symposium is organized by HFES Nordic (The Nordic chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society) and IDA Risk\, in collaboration with DSKS (Danish Society for Healthcare Quality) and SimTrans. \nProgramme \n\n08:15 Coffee/croissants\, welcome\, opening\n08:45 Henning Boje Andersen\, Technical University of Denmark\n09:30 Patrick Waterson\, Loughborough University\n10:00 Coffee\n10:30 Najm Meshkati\, UCLA\n11:00 Björn Johansson\, Linköping University\n11:30 Ronald Boring\, Idaho National Labs\n12:00 Lunch\n13:00 Jean-Christophe Le Coze\, French National Institute for Industrial Environment and Risks\n13:30 Panel\, “Rasmussen Redux”\n14:10 Thomas Koester\, FORCE Technology\, “Activating the layers in the SRK-framework in the daily operational context”\n14:30 Coffee\n14:50 Sara Lind\, Risk Pilot\, “Assessing organisational change as a dynamic event”\n15:10 Claire Blackett\, Risk Pilot\n15:30 Rogier Woltjer\, Lund University\n15:50 Salvatore Massaiu\, IFE\, “Rediscovering Rasmussen’s Information Flow Maps in Contemporary Process Control Decision Making”\n16:10 Mikael Johannes Leppä\, Equinor\, “Four common pitfalls in product development”\n16:30 End of day\n17:00 Copenhagen canal cruise\n18:30 Symposium dinner\n\nAnnual Meeting – HFES Europe \n______________________ \nRegistration Fees Prices are in DKK (Approximate prices in €). \n\nSpeaker: 390 DKK (€55)\nParticipant (until March 1st): 990 DKK (€132)\nParticipant (after March 1st): 1\,290 DKK (€172)\nConference Dinner (Optional): 495 DKK (€66)\n\nVejledning brugerprofil IDA for DSKS-medllemmer
URL:https://dsks.dk/begivenhed/hfes-nordic-rasmussen-redux/
LOCATION:IDA Conference\, København V\, Kalvebod Brygge 31-33\, København
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260422T153000
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SUMMARY:Guest Lecture: From bytes to bed - the role of AI in the diagnostic process 22. april
DESCRIPTION:Associate Professor Laura Zwaan. VU Medical Center\, Amsterdam \nApril 22 (15.30-16:30) Rigshospitalet Opgang 6\, 3. Sal\, Konferencerum 1 \nWe are pleased to invite you (free participation) to a talk on the role of AI in diagnostic medicine by Associate Professor Laura Zwaan\, a leading researcher specializing in the complexities of diagnostic error across human\, AI\, and hybrid systems. Based on her background in cognitive psychology and epidemiology\, Laura applies a broad range of research methods\, including clinical observations\, record reviews\, and experimental studies\, to uncover mechanisms behind successful and flawed diagnostic processes. \nDetails & Registration \nThe presentation will be followed by an interactive discussion with Dr. Zwaan. \n\nRegistration (free): Sign up here via Luma\nSeating: Please note that seats are limited. Availability is based on a first-come\, first-served basis.\nOrganizers: Technical University Hospital; IDA Risk; DSKS Forskning.\n\nQuestions about the meeting; please contact Henning Boje Andersen hebq@dtu.dk. \nRecent Publications & Media \nTo prepare for the discussion\, you may wish to review some of Dr. Zwaan’s recent work: \n\nResearch Papers:\n\nRecent Publication 1 (PubMed)\nRecent Publication 2 (PubMed)\nRecent Publication 3 (PubMed)\n\n\nFeatured Content:\n\nSee also her Editorial in NEJM AI and her NEJM AI Grand Rounds Interview.
URL:https://dsks.dk/begivenhed/guest-lecture-from-bytes-to-bed-the-role-of-ai-in-the-diagnostic-process-22-april/
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