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Niels Wedderkopp

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Clinical professor, The Orthopedic dep., Hospital of Southwestern Jutland, University of Southern Denmark.
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Alarmklokkerne burde have ringet: AI-eksperter dumper forskning bag hjertestops-algoritmen

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By Niels Wedderkopp
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I årevis lyttede hjertestop-algoritmen med på 112-opkald i Region Hovedstaden og Region Nordjylland, hvor den skulle spotte hjertestop og redde liv, men som Ingeniøren har afdækket, har alarmcentralerne i dag fuldstændig skrottet AI-modellen. PLUS-abonnement IDA-adgang Tegn et gratis prøveabonnement og få adgang til alt indhold på Ingeniøren, Version2 og Radar, helt uden binding eller betalingsoplysninger. Få en forlænget erhvervsprøve Med et erhvervsabonnement kan du få en forlænget prøveperiode.
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Scientific Integrity and Transparency in Academic Writing: The Foundation of Credible Science

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By Niels Wedderkopp, Erich Rutz
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1. Introduction In the academic community, discussions and debates are a natural and vital part of the research process. These discussions drive the continuous refinement and evolution of scientific knowledge. It is important to recognize that, unless research is marred by serious flaws, selective censoring of references, or severe cognitive bias, these debates are inherently beneficial. 2.
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Associations between cardiovascular disease risk factors and spinal pain may be moderated by sex and health-related physical activity (CHAMPS Study-DK)

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By Amber M. Beynon, Niels Wedderkopp, New Brunswick, Charlotte Leboeuf-Yde
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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Abstract Background Spinal pain has been previously linked with cardiovascular disease risk factors in children. This study investigated the prospective associations between cardiovascular disease risk factors and non-traumatic spinal pain occurrences in children, and examined the moderating role of sex and health-related physical activity in these relationships.
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