Skip to main content
WORK PACKAGE 6

WP6: Dechiphering long-term outcomes

The aim of WORK PACKAGE 6 is to examine the long-term effect, safety, work participation and health economic consequences of drug and treatment strategies through links to national registers.

Work package managers

Manager

Professor Till Uhlig, MD PhD

Vice director

Professor Sella A. Provan, MD PhD

More about the projects included in or associated with WORK PACKAGE 6:

WP1 - Optimized medical interventions

ARCTIC

Remission in patients with rheumatoid arthritis: a randomized controlled trial investigating the use of ultrasound in clinical follow-up

Project Manager:
Espen A. Haavardsholm
WP1 - Optimized medical interventions

ARCTIC FORWARD

10-year follow-up of patients with rheumatoid arthritis who received structured treatment-to-target therapy in the early disease phase.

Project Manager:
Siri Lillegraven
WP6 - Dechiphering long-term outcomes

Hip fracture database

Diakonhjemmet's hip fracture database

Project Manager:
Mads Sundet
WP6 - Dechiphering long-term outcomes

NOECON

Health economics in the treatment of inflammatory arthritis diseases

Project Manager:
Sell ​​Aarrestad Provan
WP6 - Dechiphering long-term outcomes

NOR-DMARD

The Norwegian register for antirheumatic drugs

Project Manager:
Tore K. Kvien
WP6 - Dechiphering long-term outcomes

NOR Gout

Gout in Norway

Project Manager:
Till Uhlig
WP3 - Pain mechanisms and management

Rehab Benefit

Specialized rehabilitation at private rehabilitation institutions

Project Manager:
Rikke Helene Moe
WP6 - Dechiphering long-term outcomes

RehabNytte - work

Rehabilitation and work participation

Project Manager:
Till Uhlig
WP3 - Pain mechanisms and management

Pain in inflammatory joint diseases

To what extent are factors such as central sensitization, psychological strain, gender and systemic biomarkers associated with higher symptom pressure?

Project Manager:
Ida Bos-Haugen
WP6 - Dechiphering long-term outcomes

SPACE

Early detection of spondyloarthritis

Project Manager:
Karen Minde Fagerli