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Our research is always inspired by real life and must always find its way back to real life
With the establishment of RCFM’s Research and Development Centre in 1985, RCFM has been able to accumulate, generate and communicate knowledge about the physical, mental and social implications of NMD.
The foundation for all research and development is a close collaboration between RCFM’s researchers and rehabilitation professionals. Research questions and development projects are always rooted in problems formulated by patients or observed in the meeting with our patients.
The short distance between researcher and rehabilitation professionals further ensures that knowledge generated by the researcher is quickly implemented in the clinic for the benefit of both patients and professionals.
An international partner
The Research and Development Centre is committed to staying updated on the latest international research and treatment methods and passing it on to our patients and partners.
The Research and Development Centre collaborates with a large national and international network. The collaborative efforts and collaboration are systemized and intensified through our membership of the European Neuromuscular Centre (ENMC) and Treat-NMD.
Scandinavian network
Every other year, the Research Centre arranges and hosts the Brickless meeting where professionals from Sweden, Norway and Denmark meet to discuss the newest results within treatment and rehabilitation of neuromuscular diseases.
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Ulla Werlauff
Head of research, physical therapist, MSc, ph.d
ulwe@rcfm.dk- Project management and supervisionLæs mere
- Measurement instruments
- Method
- Education -
Ann-Lisbeth Højberg
Occupational therapist, MSI
anho@rcfm.dk- Young peopleLæs mere
- School and education
- Parents with NMD
- Rehabilitation -
Charlotte Handberg
Senior researcher, PhD
chha@rcfm.dk- Rehabilitation and palliationLæs mere
- Patient involvement
- Interdisciplinary and intersectional challenges
- Qualitative method
- Project management and supervision -
Liv Brandstrup
Anthropologist, project manager
libr@rcfm.dk- Patient education
- Project management
- Patient involvement -
Lone Knudsen
Phycologist, ph.d, researcher
lokn@rcfm.dk- Pain and psychological factorsLæs mere
- Grief and crisis intervention -
Lene Klem Olesen
Occupational therapist, MA educational psychology, ph.d. student
leol@rcfm.dk- Relatives and health professionals (ALS)Læs mere
- Palliative rehabilitation
- Online rehabilitation
- Qualitative method
-projektledelse og formidling
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Annette Faber Mahoney
Communications and development, MA English, MA medical anthropology
anmo@rcfm.dk- Webeditor
- Translation
- Patient involvement
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Sofie Skoubo
Ph.d student
sosk@rcfm.dk -
Signe Versterre
ALS-konsulent, fysioterapeut, Cand. scient i Fysioterapi, Tovholder for internationalt netværk for ALS-fysioterapeuter
sive@muskelsvindfonden.dk/rcfmen- Respiration
- Kropsbårne hjælpemidler
- Træning
