The WHO Collaborating Centre at the Department of Pharmacy conducts research and training on how patients experience and use medicines.
The centre supports the World Health Organization by developing methods and teaching tools that strengthen patient-centred healthcare.
The centre supports the World Health Organization by developing methods and teaching tools that strengthen patient-centred healthcare.
The center offers high‑quality online courses that provide health care professionals with structured, step‑by‑step training in qualitative research methods.
Through accessible digital learning tools and four‑week programs, participants learn to understand and explore patients’ perspectives on medicines use, gaining practical skills such as interviewing and conducting small studies.
These courses strengthen the ability to collect and analyze qualitative data and support evidence‑based, patient‑centered decision‑making in health care.
- Online Courses in Qualitative Health Research
- Patient Perspective on Medicines Use
- WHO Collaborating Center Copenhagen
- Qualitative Research Methods Courses
- Rational Use of Medicines Education Online
- Medicine Adherence Research
