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Central Denmark Region is one of five regions in Denmark. Denmark is organised at three political and administrative levels: the national (government), the regional (5 regions) and the municipal level (98 municipalities). Each region is led by a Regional Council, consisting of 41 politicians elected every four years. The regions' responsibilities are within the areas of health, psychiatry, social og regional development. The region must secure the overall strategy and at the same time top quality services; be it in the personal educational contact at institutions or when a patient needs nerve fibre surgery. Facts - Central Denmark Region Central Denmark Region covers 19 municipalities and an area of 13,000 square kilometres. Central Denmark Region has a population of 1.3 million people - approx. 23% of the population in Denmark. Central Denmark Region has a gross budget of 28.9 billion DKK (2019). Central Denmark Region has approx. 30.000 employees. Health, psychiatry and social The primary responsibility of Central Denmark Region is healthcare. This includes being responsible for the nine somatic hospitals and eight psychiatric hospital departments, pre-hospital emergency services, general practitioners and practising specialist doctors. The region also operates a number of specialised social care institutions in agreement with local municipalities. Regional development Central Denmark Region is also responsible for regional development within the areas of public transport/mobility, education, culture and environment (soil contamination, groundwater protection and raw materials planning).

Aarhus is a dynamic city on the Jutland peninsula in Denmark. From here, beach, harbour and forest are all within reach of a 15-minute bike ride. 315.000 people live in Aarhus and 1,2 million people live in the greater Aarhus Area. Think of Aarhus as a major city crammed into a mega village. Being a university city, Aarhus is the youngest in Denmark measured by average age, but historically one of the oldest. Thus, the atmosphere is a vibrant mix of youthful energy and blasts from the past. In Aarhus, you will find knowledge in clusters of highly specialized businesses, research and educational facilities driven by a desire to collaborate and innovate. Renewable energy, food, health and productivity are all areas in which Aarhus excels, and with top 100 university right smack in the middle of things, highly qualified employees and the most up-to-date research are literally just around the corner. Right now, building projects worth more than 4 billion Euros is underway, creating among other things Northern Europe's biggest hospital and an all-new part of town on the waterfront with room for 7000 new Aarhusians. Welcome to Aarhus. Are you considering moving to Aarhus to work or study? Allow us to list a few of the reasons why you should. find more information at https://newcitizen.dk/

Sundhed.dk er den åbne dør til sundhedsvæsenet. Sundhed.dk er et samlet tilbud med information og digitale tjenester fra det offentlige sundhedsvæsen. Danske Regioner, Ministeriet for Sundhed og Forebyggelse, Sundhedsstyrelsen, regioner, sygehuse, og kommuner bruger sundhed.dk i betjeningen af borgere og sundhedsprofessionelle. I spidsen for portalen står en fælles politisk bestyrelse og en styregruppe, som består af direktører fra parterne bag sundhed.dk. Siden slutningen af 2003 har borgere og sundhedsfaglige på den fælles offentlige sundhedsportal kunnet finde information om sundhed og sygdom og via digital signatur eller NemID få adgang til sundheds-data som f.eks. medicinoplysninger, e-journal og laboratoriesvar.