The steering committee
PACE responsible
Camilla Nøjgaard, MD, Ph.d.
Endoscopic responsible
Srdan Novovic, MD, Ph.d., associate professor
Research responsible and cashier
Lise Lotte Gluud, MD, DMSc., professor
Surgical research responsible
John Gásdal Karstensen, MD, Ph.d., associate professor, surgical section
Representative of the head of department
Inge Nordgaard-Lassen and Inger Sørensen
Department nurse
Anne Holm
Secretary
Camilla Vorsholt
Senior Scientist
Christina Therkildsen
Members of the pancreatic team
Palle Nordblad Schmidt, MD, Ph.d.
Erik Feldager, MD, Ph.d.
Bo Søndergaard, MD
David Fenger Schefte, surgical section
Stine Roug, MD
Amer Hadi, MD
The team supports the pancreatic related projects initiated at the Gastro Unit:
Implementation of new treatment modalities,
Implementation of the latest treatment results for patients with pancreatic diseases in daily practice
Keep on qualifying their skills within this area
Guide and teach the young researchers and doctors.
Fellows in training
Mikkel Werge, MD
August Prahm, MD
Gitte Aabye Olsen, PhD, MD
Mohamed Ebrahim, MD
Safa Aiad Al-Bazy, PhD-student
Marina Kegnæs,MD
Valborg Vang Poulsen, Student
The team has focus on:
PACE nursing team
Joy Timmner (nurse research at the department)
Marianne Priskorn (out-patient clinic)
Helle Jensen (out-patient clinic)
Heidi Neumann (out-patient clinic)
Wendy Carmel
The teaching profile of the department
Our physicians train fellows in gastroenterology and hepatology, in benign pancreatic diseases and endoscopy.
We teach intensivists, intensive care nurses and up-coming gastroenterologic nurses.
We have contributed to clinical regional, national and international guidelines for the treatment of acute and chronic pancreatitis.
We have initiated a patient school for patients with chronic pancreatitis where physicians and nurses teach patients and their relatives about chronic pancreatitis, their complications, nutrition, smoking, alcohol and coping with the disease.