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Organisation profile
Organisation profile
PRIMA is a mission-oriented research center dedicated to strengthening primary health care through sustainable research and strategic collaborations. We address pressing health challenges and work to improve citizens' health, quality of life, functional ability, and workforce participation.
A Strategic and Agile Approach
PRIMA combines a clear long-term strategy with agility in project development. In the short term, we develop and implement solutions that make an immediate impact. At the same time, we build research capacity and foster interdisciplinary collaborations to ensure sustainable and lasting improvements for both citizens and the healthcare system.
Focus on Citizen Involvement and Collaboration
Citizen and caregiver perspectives are a central part of PRIMA’s work. Through co-creation with municipalities, regions, and private stakeholders, we develop solutions that are deeply rooted in practice. This ensures that our research not only generates new knowledge but also leads to tangible improvements in healthcare services and patient pathways.
Supporting the National Health Agenda
PRIMA’s work aligns with national priorities to strengthen primary health care and improve transitions between healthcare sectors. We contribute to reducing social health inequalities and developing technology-based solutions that enhance the efficiency and accessibility of healthcare for all citizens.
PRIMA's Strategic Missions
PRIMA focuses on three core missions addressing the most significant challenges in primary health care. These missions are designed to create sustainable solutions that support both citizens and healthcare professionals working in the primary sector.
1. The Right Intervention at the Right Time – Workforce Participation |
This mission aims to support citizens in achieving and maintaining workforce participation through early, targeted, and evidence-based interventions. |
2. Sustainable Rehabilitation During and After Illness |
This mission focuses on developing and implementing rehabilitation programs that are both individually tailored and sustainable for the healthcare system. |
3. Technology-Enabled Integrated Patient Pathways |
This mission seeks to develop and implement digital solutions that improve continuity in patient pathways and enhance collaboration between healthcare stakeholders. Explore our current projects and key focus areas, and stay updated on how we create impact across research, practice, and policy. |
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Collaborations from the last five years
Profiles
Projects
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Social Prescribing EU
Agergaard, S. (PI), Rasmussen, L. G. (CoI), Laust Thomsen, J. (CoI) & Johnsen, S. P. (CoI)
01/01/2025 → 31/12/2030
Project: Research
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Mapping the disease burden and research funding in Denmark: An Ecological Study
Thomsen, B. B. (PI), Rathleff, M. S. (CoI), Meier, N. (CoI), Thygesen, L. C. (CoI), Schramm, S. (CoI), Møller, L. K. (CoI), Andersen, J. P. (CoI), Ardern, C. (CoI) & Lyng, K. D. (PI)
01/08/2024 → 01/08/2025
Project: Research
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Barriers and facilitators when implementing interventions for treating patients with musculoskeletal pain across multiple healthcare settings: a qualitative scoping review using the Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF)
Klausen, M. D., Lindberg, L., Johansen, S. K., Rathleff, M. S. & Lyng, K. D., 23 Jan 2025Research output: Other contribution › Research
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Co-creating a Choosing Wisely Leaflet Supporting the Reduction of Imaging Usage in Low Back Pain Management - A Multi-Method Study.
Djurtoft, C., O'Hagan, E., Laursen, M. D., Lejbølle, L., Jensen, M. B., Johansen, S. K., Lyng, K. D., Hoegh, M., Pourbordbari, N., Bruun, M. K., Eiger, B., Larsen, J. B. & Rathleff, M. S., Jun 2025, In: Patient Education and Counseling. 135, 108730.Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review
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Exploring the decisional needs of patients living with subacromial pain syndrome: A qualitative needs assessment study
Bengtsen, S. C., Zadro, J. R., Rathleff, M. S., Foster, N. E., Thomsen, J. L., Olesen, J. L., Søndergaard, J. & Lyng, K. D., Apr 2025, In: Musculoskeletal Science and Practice. 76, 103255.Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review
Open Access
Press/Media
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Rammer 12.000 danskere hvert år - nu skal det undersøges, som kunstig intelligens kan forebygge stroke
24/02/2025 → 28/02/2025
2 items of Media coverage
Press/Media: Press / Media
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Kan kunstig intelligens hjælpe os til at forebygge stroke?
24/02/2025
4 items of Media coverage
Press/Media: Press / Media