Danish Society for
Pharmacoepidemiology

Dansk Selskab for Farmakoepidemiologi

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The 11th Annual Pharmacoepidemiology Summer School “Staying real in Real-World Evidence: data, methods, synthesis”

Registration is open! Department of Clinical Epidemiology in Aarhus, Denmark is hosting its 11th annual pharmacoepidemiology summer school.  This year’s week-long course is titled “Staying real in Real-World Evidence: data, methods, synthesis”. It covers the fundamental principles and methods of pharmacoepidemiology, provides guidance on synthesis of the evidence, and offers an introduction to some sources of real-world data in the United States. Target audience: PhD students, postdocs, clinicians, and other professionals seeking to advance their skills and knowledge. Dates: 15-19 June 2026 in Grenaa, Denmark. Registration is open! Early bird offer ends on 17 April. We have 30 seats available and registration is taken on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration closes on 1 May. More

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16th Annual Meeting Danish Society of Pharmacology

The Danish Society of Pharmacology invites all members and other interested parties to its 16th Annual Meeting on January 22nd, 2026, at the University of Southern Denmark, titled Pharmacological Needs and Challenges in Relation to Pregnancy. For more information, see the attached program: 16th Annual Meeting DSF. You can register for the meeting here.  

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Mission

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Society

The Danish Society for Pharmacoepidemiology is committed to fostering the development of pharmacoepidemiology in Denmark, aiming to contribute to the judicious use of medications.

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Education

The Danish Society for Pharmacoepidemiology aspires to enhance the knowledge base and expertise of professionals at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels by providing comprehensive education and resources in pharmacoepidemiology.

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Research

The Danish Society for Pharmacoepidemiology endeavors to elevate Danish research to a global stage and actively engage in international collaborations that advance the field of pharmacoepidemiology.