Henrik Vardinghus-Nielsen
Biographic Data
| ID | 326049 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Henrik Vardinghus-Nielsen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Henrik |
| FAMILY NAME | Vardinghus-Nielsen |
| SIGNATURE | VARDINGHUS-NIELSEN H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aalborg University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Compensatory network capital: Negative and ambivalent ties in the conversion of health literacy into action
Critical Health Literacy (CHL) emphasizes that health-related action is shaped by power, inequality and structural conditions, not by individual skills alone. This study examines a more specific and under-theorized link in that process: how negative and ambivalent social ties affect whether health-related competencies are enacted as concrete action in everyday healthcare. Drawing on 12 semi-structured interviews with adults living with multimorbi…
Biopsychosocial Factors’ Influence on PrEP-uptake Among Danish MSM
The Social Process and Changed Dynamics in the Co-Produced Care and Support to People Living With Dementia Within Healthcare Services: An Ethnographic Study
Family caregivers are pivotal contributors to home-based care and support for home-dwelling people with dementia. While previous research focused on family caregiving as a separate domain from professional caregiving, this study aims to investigate the situated co-produced family caregiving, capturing family caregivers' negotiations and co-produced roles in the meeting with healthcare professionals for home-dwelling people with dementia. Employin…
Tingbjerg Changing Diabetes: Experiencing and navigating complexity in a community-based health promotion initiative in a disadvantaged neighbourhood in Copenhagen, Denmark
As a response to the complexity of reducing health inequity there has been a rise in community-based health promotion interventions adhering to the principles of complexity thinking. Such interventions often work with adaptive practice and constitute themselves in complex webs of collaborations between multiple stakeholders. However, few efforts have been made to articulate how complexity can be navigated and addressed by stakeholders in practice…
Spaces of participation: Exploring the characteristics of conducive environments for citizen participation in a community-based health promotion initiative in a disadvantaged neighborhood
Research has shown that community participation in health programmes is vital to ensure positive health outcomes and sustainable solutions. This is often challenged by difficulties to engage socially disadvantaged population groups. Through ethnographic fieldwork in a community initiative in a disadvantaged neighbourhood in Copenhagen, Denmark, we explored which factors contributed to a conducive environment for participation. Data material consi…
Perceived stress as a risk factor of unemployment: A register-based cohort study
Perceived everyday life stress nearly doubled the risk of subsequent unemployment in a working population. No statistically significant interactions between SES and perceived stress were found. This indicates that stress prevention among the working population should not solely focus on stress in the workplace but also include stress from everyday life
The indirect and direct pathways between physical fitness and academic achievement on commencement in post-compulsory education in a historical cohort of Danish school youth
Physical fitness had a positive effect on post-compulsory education commencement. A substantial part of this effect was mediated through academic achievement
Socioeconomic inequality and mortality - a regional Danish cohort study
Socioeconomic inequality influenced mortality substantially even when adjusted for a range of determinants that might explain the association. Further studies are needed to understand this important relationship
Individual social capital and survival: A population study with 5-year follow-up
We found differential effects of social capital in men compared to women. The predictive effects on all-cause mortality of four specific dimensions of social capital varied. Gender stratified analysis and the use of multiple indicators to measure social capital are thus warranted in future research
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Individual social capital and survival: A population study with 5-year follow-up
We found differential effects of social capital in men compared to women. The predictive effects on all-cause mortality of four specific dimensions of social capital varied. Gender stratified analysis and the use of multiple indicators to measure social capital are thus warranted in future research
Socioeconomic inequality and mortality - a regional Danish cohort study
Socioeconomic inequality influenced mortality substantially even when adjusted for a range of determinants that might explain the association. Further studies are needed to understand this important relationship
The indirect and direct pathways between physical fitness and academic achievement on commencement in post-compulsory education in a historical cohort of Danish school youth
Physical fitness had a positive effect on post-compulsory education commencement. A substantial part of this effect was mediated through academic achievement
Perceived stress as a risk factor of unemployment: A register-based cohort study
Perceived everyday life stress nearly doubled the risk of subsequent unemployment in a working population. No statistically significant interactions between SES and perceived stress were found. This indicates that stress prevention among the working population should not solely focus on stress in the workplace but also include stress from everyday life
Tingbjerg Changing Diabetes: Experiencing and navigating complexity in a community-based health promotion initiative in a disadvantaged neighbourhood in Copenhagen, Denmark
As a response to the complexity of reducing health inequity there has been a rise in community-based health promotion interventions adhering to the principles of complexity thinking. Such interventions often work with adaptive practice and constitute themselves in complex webs of collaborations between multiple stakeholders. However, few efforts have been made to articulate how complexity can be navigated and addressed by stakeholders in practice…
Spaces of participation: Exploring the characteristics of conducive environments for citizen participation in a community-based health promotion initiative in a disadvantaged neighborhood
Research has shown that community participation in health programmes is vital to ensure positive health outcomes and sustainable solutions. This is often challenged by difficulties to engage socially disadvantaged population groups. Through ethnographic fieldwork in a community initiative in a disadvantaged neighbourhood in Copenhagen, Denmark, we explored which factors contributed to a conducive environment for participation. Data material consi…
Biopsychosocial Factors’ Influence on PrEP-uptake Among Danish MSM
The Social Process and Changed Dynamics in the Co-Produced Care and Support to People Living With Dementia Within Healthcare Services: An Ethnographic Study
Family caregivers are pivotal contributors to home-based care and support for home-dwelling people with dementia. While previous research focused on family caregiving as a separate domain from professional caregiving, this study aims to investigate the situated co-produced family caregiving, capturing family caregivers' negotiations and co-produced roles in the meeting with healthcare professionals for home-dwelling people with dementia. Employin…
Compensatory network capital: Negative and ambivalent ties in the conversion of health literacy into action
Critical Health Literacy (CHL) emphasizes that health-related action is shaped by power, inequality and structural conditions, not by individual skills alone. This study examines a more specific and under-theorized link in that process: how negative and ambivalent social ties affect whether health-related competencies are enacted as concrete action in everyday healthcare. Drawing on 12 semi-structured interviews with adults living with multimorbi…
Medicine (7 works) · Public health (6 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Biostatistics (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Epidemiology (4 works) · Nursing (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Cohort (3 works)