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Danish University Colleges The meaningfulness of participating in support groups for informal caregivers of older adults with dementia Lauritzen, Jette; Pedersen, Preben Ulrich; Bjerrum, Merete Bender Publication date: 2014 Link to publication Citation for pulished version (APA): Lauritzen, J., Pedersen, P. U., & Bjerrum, M. B. (2014). The meaningfulness of participating in support groups for informal caregivers of older adults with dementia. Abstract from PHD Day Health, Aarhus, Denmark. 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Oct. 2021 PROGRAMME & ABSTRACTS 24 JANUARY 2014 GRADUATE SCHOOL OF HEALTH AARHUS UNIVERSITY PHD DAY 2014 PROGRAMME 8.30 Welcome by Allan Flyvbjerg Dean, Aarhus University, Faculty of Health Sciences 8.40 Welcome by Nis Pedersen Jørgensen Chairman of the PhD-association 8.45 Fogh-Nielsen Prize Competition Chaired by Professor Søren Moestrup, Chairman of the Fogh-Nielsen board 9.30 Coffee break, fruit is served 9.45 Oral presentations 11.15 Poster presentations 12.30 Lunch/poster viewing 13.15 Communication strategies at Health Ulla Krag Jespersen, AU Communication 13.25 ‘Scientific Communication – Science/Science Fiction’ - speak and panel debate Main Speaker: Peter Lund Madsen, MD, DMSc, Panel participants: Leiv Sydnes, Professor, University of Bergen, member of International Council for Science Mette Davidsen-Nielsen, CEO, Dagbladet Information Lars Østergaard, MD, Clinical Professor , Aarhus University Hospital Moderated by Ole Steen Nielsen Vice-dean of Research, Aarhus University Faculty of Health Sciences AARHUS UNIVERSITET GRADUATE SCHOOL OF HEALTH AARHUS UNIVERSITY PHD DAY 2014 PROGRAMME 15.00 Coffee break 15.15 Skou Lecture Professor Walter Boron, MD DMSc. Department of Physiology and Biophysics, Case Western Reserve University. US. 16.00 Poster and oral awards 16.30 Closing remarks Lise Wogensen Bach Vice-Dean, Head of Graduate School of Health 18.30 Dinner & awards ceremony for JCD-price and The Fogh-Nielsen price at ‘Centralværkstedet’ Festive speech by Niels Holmark Andersen, MD, Consultant 22.00 Band and dance Aarhus University Graduate School of Health PHD DAY 24th JANUARY 2014 1 Practical Information rd • Posters should be hung up between 4.30pm and 8pm on January 23 or between 7.30am and 8am on January 24th. All posters must be taken down immediately after the closing of the conference. • Oral presenters for sessions O1-O5 must meet in the auditorium concerned between 7.30am and 8:00am on January 24th to save their presentation onto the auditorium hard disk. • Lunch packages will be handed out at the Lakeside Lecture Theatre and at the poster viewing areas in the Bartholin Building and at Anatomy. • Oral session 1: Lakeside Lecture Theatres, Per Kirby Auditorium • Oral session 2: Lakeside Lecture Theatres, Merethe Barker Auditorium • Oral session 3: Lakeside Lecture Theatres, Eduard Biermann Auditorium • Oral session 4: Lakeside Lecture Theatres, Jeppe Vontilius Auditorium • Oral session 5: Bartholin building, Auditorium 1 • Postersession 1-7 (Epidemiolgy): Lakeside Lecture Theatres, William Scharff • Postersession 8-28 (Basic and Clinical Science): Bartholin building, Auditorium 2, 3, 4, studyroom, gardenroom and Hall. • Postersession 29-38: (Clinical Science): Anatomy (building 1230): Hall and Kollokvieroom 1 Organizing committee: • Helle Prætorius, Professor mso, DrMedSc, Department of Biomedicine, Chairman • Tine Gregersen, PhD student, Department of Clinical Medicine • Martin Roelsgaard Jakobsen, Ass. Professor, Department of Biomedicin • Jakob Østergaard, PhD student, Department of Clinical Medicine • Sara Heebøll, PhD student, Department of Clinical Medicine • Eugenio Gutierrez Jimenez, PhD student, Department of Clinical Medicine • Alexander Juhl Andersen PhD student, Department of Clinical Medicine • Betina Hansen, PhD student, Department of Clinical Medicine • Kasper Pryds, PhD student, Department of Clinical Medicine • Niels Jessen, Ass. Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine • Trine Ji Holmgaard Jensen, PhD Administration • Sidsel Lindberg Tefre, PhD Administration • Emil Toft Brøndum, PhD Administration • Birgitte Rosenvind Eriksen, PhD Administration 4 The Skou Lecture Walter F. Boron M.D., Ph.D. Dr. Boron is the David N. and Inez Myers/Antonio Scarpa Professor & Chairman of the Department of Physiology and Biophysics at Case Western Reserve University. He earned his AB in chemistry at Saint Louis University, and his MD and PhD (Physiology & Biophysics with Albert Roos) at Washington University in St. Louis. Boron joined Yale University as a postdoctoral fellow with Emile Boulpaep in 1978, and remained there for the next 29 years, serving as Chairman of the Department of Cellular & Molecular Physiology for three 3-year terms (1989- 1998). In 2007 he returned to his hometown of Cleveland. Boron is the former President of the American Physiological Society (APS) and is currently Secretary-General of the International Union of Physiological Sciences (IUPS). He is the former editor-in-chief of the journals Physiological Reviews and Physiology. He and Emile Boulpaep co-edit the textbook Medical Physiology. As a PhD student, Boron was the first to demonstrate the active regulation of intracellular pH (pHi). He later discovered the sodium/bicarbonate cotransporter and cloned the gene that encodes it. Over his career, he developed many of the experimental paradigms for studying pHi regulation. It was during experiments on pHi regulation in cells from the stomach that he discovered the first gasimpermeable membrane, which led to his discovery of the first gas channel. Since then, his group discovered gas selectivity by channels and the blockade of gas channels by small-molecule inhibitors. Among Boron’s honors are a Young Investigator Award (American Society of Nephrology/American Heart Association, 1986), the Robert F. Pitts Award (IUPS, 1993), the Gottschalk Award (APS, 1998), an NIH MERIT Award (2002), the Homer Smith Award (ASN, 2005), the Sharpey-Schafer Award (The Physiological Society, 2008), and the Palade Gold Medal (shared with William Catterall and Richard Tsien, Wayne State University, 2010). Scientific Communication - Science / Science Fiction Peter Lund Madsen This years invited speaker on the theme ”Scientific Communication – Science / Science Fiction is MD PhD DrMed. Peter Lund Madsen We are very pleased to welcome one of the absolute best scientific communicators, Peter Lund Madsen. Although Peter Lund Madsen is a renowned scientific entertainer, his main area of research is within brain activity during sleep, dream, stress and relaxation and he is the author and co-author of several scientific articles published in recognized international scientific journals. Besides his work as an medical doctor and scientist, Peter Lund Madsen hosts his own radio programme ”HjerneKassen” on P1 and have contributed to several tv-programs, such as ”Hjerner i Spil”, “Sjælen på vrangen”, “Nedtur til Nytår”, “Stuegang”. Together with his brother, Anders Lund Madsen, Peter wrote and acted in the science/comedy-show “Mr. Nice Guy”, which was seen by more than 60.000 persons. Thus Peter Lund Madsen CV shows an impressive success within science and the art of communicating science and we can think of no better person to open this year´s debate on the topic “Scientific Communication Science / Science Fiction”. All PhD students at HEALTH are members - Including you! The PhD association is working on improving your PhD education at HEALTH. We are always interested in any concerns and suggestions you have! Some of our activities: • Collaboration with the Graduate School of Health to improve PhD courses facilitate studying abroad influence the structure of our PhD education • Organizing interesting meetings and workshops 2013’s Researchers without Borders 3 meetings each term with interesting speakers • Co-organizer of the PhD day. “Like” us on facebook – search for “The PhD Association” The PhD association has a board of 11 PhD students. If you are interested in joining our work or just have good ideas please contact us at [email protected] Feel free to get in touch with us, whether you want to get involved or you have ideas that might improve the PhD education at Health, Aarhus University. PHENOTYPING POSSIBILITES AT AARHUS UNIVERISTY Characterisation of living animals, phenotyping, is an important component of scientific and medical research. Exciting and ground breaking research involving animals take place at Aarhus University. The research areas span wide and are very diverse in nature. FACILITIES Research is carried out at the departments in the faculties of Health and Science and Technology in the Science Park and at Aarhus University Hospitals as well as other associated research facilities (e.g.