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Emergency doctor serviceEmergency 112HEALTH AND SICKNESSOutside normal consultation hoursIf you need the doctor after 4 p.m. on weekdays, aroundthe clock at weekends and public holidays, you must callthe emergency doctor service. You can find the telephonenumber of your emergency doctor service in your telephonedirectory or by logging onto your municipal authority’swebsite or www.sundhed.dk.QuestionsWhen you call the emergency doctor service, the on-dutydoctor will ask you how you are feeling. Or if you are callingon someone else’s behalf, they will ask how he or she isfeeling. They will ask you questions like: Do you have a feverand if so, how high is it? Are you experiencing any pain? Ifit is an injury, the doctor will ask questions to determinehow serious it is.In an emergencyIf someone suddenly collapses, can not breathe, suffers anaccident or is attacked, you must call the emergency callcentre immediately on 112.At the emergency call centre, you will be asked your name,address and the phone number from which you are calling.The call centre will then make sure that an ambulance or thepolice or some other form of help is sent immediately.Based on the answers, the doctor will assess whether youshould visit your own doctor the next day, whether a doctorshould visit you at home, or whether you should drive over tothe emergency doctor service or go to hospital emergency.You will also be asked for your own or the patient’s personalidentification number.Only use the emergency doctor servicewhen it is absolutely necessaryOnly call the emergency doctor service when it is absolutelynecessary or if you are in doubt as to how sick you or yourchild may be.134
Children’s examinations and vaccinationsNine examinationsFrom the age of five weeks to 15 years, your child will begiven nine preventive health examinations by the doctor.The first seven will take place before the child begins school,the last two when the child begins and leaves school.Examination programmeThe examination follows a fixed programme. The purpose isto monitor your child’s well-being and development. In thisway you and your doctor can determine whether your childhas any problems and take action where necessary.German measlesIf you contract German measles during pregnancy, you riskyour child being born with a handicap. For this reason youshould be vaccinated before becoming pregnant if you area woman and have not had German measles, or if you havenot been vaccinated against this disease.Children in Denmark are vaccinated according to thefollowing programme:AgeVaccineHEALTH AND SICKNESSMake an appointmentYou must make an appointment with your doctor for thefirst seven examinations.Free vaccinationsAll children can be vaccinated against a number of diseases.The vaccinations are free. It is your doctor who vaccinatesyour child. This may take place at the same time as yourchild receives a normal health examination.Three monthsFive monthsTwelve monthsFifteen monthsFive yearsTwelve yearsDi-Te-Ki-Pol-HibDi-Te-Ki-Pol-HibDi-Te-Ki-Pol-HibMFR IDi-Te-Ki-PolMFR IIIt is the Danish health authorities that decide which diseasesyour child can be vaccinated against. These are diphtheria(Di),tetanus(Te), whooping cough(Ki), polio(Pol), measles, mumps,German measles(MFR) and meningitis(Hib).135
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Welcome as a new citizen in Denmark
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1GEOGRAPHY AND POPULATION
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Representative democracyDenmark is
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HOW THE COUNTRY IS GOVERNEDThe supr
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Society founded on the rule of lawH
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Denmark and the worldGreat trust in
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Nordic passport-free zoneIf you are
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Duration of residence permitENTRY A
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Danish and social studies for adult
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NEW CITIZEN IN DENMARKDeclaration r
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NEW CITIZEN IN DENMARK• You must
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Renting or owningRented accommodati
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Subletting and exchangingapartments
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Joint expensesResident democracyIf
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