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Unintended events are understood to be previously known and unknown events and errors which were not due to the patient's illness and which are either harmful or could have been harmful. An unintended incident includes an event that occurs in connection with healthcare activities, including pre-hospital intervention or in connection with the supply of and information about medicines.

If you want to complain about a healthcare treatment you have received.

If you want to seek compensation for a healthcare treatment you have received.

Sundhed.dk is the public health service on the web. Here you will find information about diseases, treatment and useful telephone numbers. You also have the opportunity to read your own medical records (hospital records) and see blood test results, access your medicine card, etc. Access to the patient handbook with information on more than 3,000 different diseases and treatments.

Statens Serum Institut (SSI) is a state enterprise under the Ministry of Health and Prevention. For 110 years, SSI's main task has been to ensure preparedness against infectious diseases and congenital disorders. The website contains lots of information about infectious diseases and vaccination instructions.

Min medicin.dk is a website about medicine, diseases, examinations and treatment written in an easily accessible language. The information is targeted at you who are patients, relatives or employees in the health sector. Min.medicin.dk is a work tool that is used by social care assistants, social care assistants and other staff who work in the care sector, in residential homes and the like. If you have a long-term health education, we recommend that you use » pro.medicin.dk.

At the Communication Center you can learn new techniques to cope with everyday life and try out aids such as hearing aids, low vision optics or communication technology. The goal is to enable you to cope with your daily life as best as possible and maintain your relationships.

Høreforeningen works to improve the living conditions for people with impaired hearing, tinnitus and Meniere's, as well as for the deaf and people with CI surgery. The Hearing Association is a disability organization that looks after the hearing interests of 800,000 Danes.

House of Hearing offers professional, confidential, free, impartial advice and guidance to people who need help to cope with any psycho-social consequences due to hearing problems or ear diseases. This could be, for example, problems associated with hearing loss, tinnitus, sound hypersensitivity, Ménière's disease, cochlear implant or inner ear-related vertigo. Both the victim and his family can make use of the offer. The advice is nationwide.