Health's 17 study programmes are generally well-functioning and of high quality. However, work still needs to be done on improving the teaching evaluations. This is shown by this year's degree programme report for Health.

2017 is coming to an end and it is important to note that your publications need to be registered in PURE on time. AU Library, Health invites you to a local network meeting about deadlines and other practical information. At the meeting, you will receive guidance on reporting and have the chance to ask questions.

The university's tender for translation work is completed and has resulted in a new purchasing agreement that covers all external translations. Health has entered into a contractual agreement with two freelance translators who will in future supply all the faculty's and the departments' external text translations from Danish to English.

In collaboration with colleagues from Sweden and England, researchers at CaP have published a study that shows that communication in general practice is important for the diagnostic work. Safety-netting it is called and it is an essential tool in general practice when using the "wait-and-see" strategy in diagnostics.

Or if your colleague has a cardiac arrest? Probably not au.dk/en/emergencyresponse. But you can use this website to make sure that you are prepared if an emergency occurs.

Study indicates that referral from general practice for symptomatic cancer patients to cancer pathways is essential for the prognosis. Henry Jensen, postdoc at CaP, has published the study in BMC Cancer.

This week, AU presents an interdisciplinary exhibition on resistance research at the very heart of the European Parliament in Brussels. Professor Jens Seeberg is heading the exhibition, which has been arranged in partnership with the Central Jutland EU office in Brussels.

European university network the Guild has issued a statement calling for Brexit negotiations to protect cooperation between European universities.