Denmark is top digital performer in Europe, according to the new Digital Economy and Society Index, released by the European Commission.
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The Danish Minister of Health and Danish Regions agree to expand hospital capacity to take on even more cancer patients.
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Backed by a €1.3 million ($1.5 million) fellowship, a Danish research team is set to develop a method for injecting targeting organelles, which work like nano-submarines in the blood stream to treat cellular enzyme deficiencies.
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A special nurse corps works closely with nursing homes and home care staff in Aalborg to reduce excessive medication for elderly citizens.
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Denmark and Holland are both leading countries in adopting IT in healthcare. In preparation for the Dutch state visit to Denmark in March, a Dutch press delegation visited Denmark to report on Danish e-health and present best practices. Rounding off the press tour was an interview with HM The Queen Margrethe II.
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The Danish specialist plan, which centralizes medical specialties, has inspired Norway and Sweden who both prepare to introduce their own versions.
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Throughout 2015, all ambulances in Denmark will be equipped with a new electronic record, which shares patient information and measurements with specialists in hospital real-time.
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The successful telemedicine project, TeleCare Nord, enters its second phase of implementation and doubles the number of patients, while including an additional 3,000 healthcare professionals in the program.
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Two international top researchers receive grants and move their renowned research to Denmark.
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The Danish hospital, Rigshospitalet, receives a major grant for a new research project to improve the treatment of immunodeficiency.
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