Oversigt over forskings-relaterede instanstanser

New feature on the Guidance Function’s website

New feature on the Guidance Function’s website   The new feature on the Guidance Function’s website is a list of different research-related agencies located in Denmark. View our new feature on our webpage: Overview of research-related agencies | Vejledningsfunktionen The Guidance Function offers first-level guidance on the requirements and permissions needed when applying for health data.As a part of our services, we would like to create an overview of the knowledge, support and guidance available for researchers on a regional and national level.On this basis, we have created a new feature on our website, which is an overview of some of the offers, and services that are available for researchers, clinicians and other interested parties who are working with research and health data. The agencies and authorities have participated in the information gathering and the services ranges from legal guidance to direct research support. The website will be updated, with new research-related agencies, as we receive feedback from the agencies we have been in contact with. If you have not been contacted by the Guidance Function, but think your agency would be suitable for this list, please contact us at info@vejledningsfunktionen.dk. The Guidance Function would like to thank all the various agencies and authorities that have contributed to this initiative.Overview of research-related agencies | Vejledningsfunktionen  The Guidance Function services are free for both public and private clinicians and researchers, Danish as well as foreign.Contact the Guidance Function on info@vejledningsfunktionen.dk or call on +45 2494 7969Monday to Thursday at 10-14Friday at 10-13  News from the Guidance FunctionWe welcome your suggestions for content for the Guidance Function newsletter. Please submit any suggestions to info@vejledningsfunktionen.dk. Opening hoursMonday – Thursday between 10:00 – 14:00Friday between 10:00 – 13:00Tel.: (+45) 2494 7969

Read more »
Hvad er Vejledningsfunktionen?

What is the Guidance Function?

What is the Guidance Function? Are you about to commence a research project? Do you need health data for your research project? Are you in doubt of which applications and permissions you have to fulfill for your research project?  Maybe the Guidance Function can help you. The Guidance Function is part of the public initiative The Research Health Data Gateway, with the aim to simplify and make the application process and access to health data more user friendly for clinicians, researchers and companies.The Guidance Function offers first-level guidance on the requirements and permissions needed when applying for health data. We provide information on which authorities to contact and in which order in relation to your project, to create an overview of the application process of requiring health data. The Guidance Function services are free for both public and private clinicians and researchers, Danish as well as foreign.  Remember the Guidance Functions webinars The Guidance Function is once again hosting free online sessions during the spring of 2023.The sessions will consist of a brief introduction to the Guidance Function, a presentation of the session topic and a Q&A session.The sessions are set to last 30 minutes and are directed towards researchers and other interested parties, who works with first-level guidance about the requirements and processes regarding access to health data. The topics of the sessions are as follows: register data, data from patient records, data from clinical quality databases, material from biobanks, and clinical trials. The sessions will be conducted in Danish starting March 3 2023. View the different topics, dates and registration links (in Danish) here: Webinars | Vejledningsfunktionen We look forward to guide you!  News from the Guidance FunctionWe welcome your suggestions for content for the Guidance Function newsletter. Please submit any suggestions to info@vejledningsfunktionen.dk. Opening hoursMonday – Thursday between 10:00 – 14:00Friday between 10:00 – 13:00Tel.: (+45) 2494 7969

Read more »

The Guidance Functions is once again hosting online sessions

The Guidance Functions is once again hosting online sessions   During 2022, the Guidance Function hosted a series of online sessions regarding the different requirements and processes, researchers might encounter when applying for different types of data. We have appreciated the great participation and feedback and can happily announce that the Guidance Function once again will be hosting online sessions in the spring of 2023. The sessions will consist of a brief introduction to the Guidance Function, a presentation of the session topic and a Q&A session. The sessions are set to last 30 minutes and are directed towards researchers and other interested parties, who works with first-level guidance about the requirements and processes regarding access to health data. The topics of the sessions will be: register data, data from patient records, data from clinical quality databases, material from biobanks, and clinical trials. The sessions will be held in Danish starting March 3 2023. View the different topics, dates and registration links (in Danish) here: Webinars | Vejledningsfunktionen The Guidance Function offers first-level guidance on the requirements and permissions needed when applying for health data. The Guidance Function services are free for both public and private clinicians and researchers, Danish as well as foreign. The Guidance Function is part of the public initiative The Research Health Data Gateway, and is a part of the new health data services initiated by the Ministry of the Interior and Health and Danish Regions. Contact the Guidance Function on info@vejledningsfunktionen.dk or call on +45 2494 7969Monday to Thursday at 10-14Friday at 10-13 Looking forward to seeing you. News from the Guidance FunctionWe welcome your suggestions for content for the Guidance Function newsletter. Please submit any suggestions to info@vejledningsfunktionen.dk. Opening hoursMonday – Thursday between 10:00 – 14:00Friday between 10:00 – 13:00Tel.: (+45) 2494 7969

Read more »
Case #15 Spørgeskemaundersøgelse

Case #15: Reporting a questionnaire survey

Case #15: Reporting a questionnaire survey Cases are examples of questions and inquiries we recieve in the Guidance Function, which we would like to share for inspiration. A researcher contacted the Guidance Function with an inquiry regarding approval from the ethics committee to carry out a questionnaire survey. The rules for which research projects that must be reported to a scientific ethics committee are clearly stated in The Committees Act. All health science studies are subject to notification, which means that every health science research project must be reported to the scientific ethics committee system, cf. §14 of the Committees Act. However, there are exceptions, cf. the Committees Act §14 subsection 2-5., which means that research projects, referred to in these exceptions, do not have to be reported to a scientific ethics committee. Questionnaire surveys are referred to in §14 subsection 2, where it states that questionnaire studies only have to be reported to the scientific ethics committee system, if the project includes human biological material. For further information visit the website (in Danish), Hvad skal jeg anmelde? | Nationalt Center for Etik. In this case, we assisted the researcher to get an overview of whether a questionnaire study should be reported to a scientific ethics committee or not. Please feel free to contact us if you need guidance in your research project. Our services are free, and we aim to reply to any inquiries within 2-4 working days.The Guidance Function offers first-level support for Danish and international researchers in need of help to navigate the requirements and processes surrounding research projects. News from the Guidance FunctionWe welcome your suggestions for content for the Guidance Function newsletter. Please submit any suggestions to info@vejledningsfunktionen.dk. Opening hoursMonday – Thursday between 10:00 – 14:00Friday between 10:00 – 13:00Tel.: (+45) 2494 7969

Read more »