Workplaces; both public and private; are strongly encouraged to ensure that employees who can carry out their work without physical attendance at the workplace do so.

Workplaces; both public and private; are strongly encouraged to ensure that employees who can carry out their work without physical attendance at the workplace do so.

The government has eased the assembly ban and opened up for more people to gather for events such as weddings; birthdays and other celebrations. In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at meetings; the Danish Health and Medicines Authority is today publishing a set of good advice and examples of how to prevent the spread of infection into planning.

Agreement on previous reopening of parts of the culture sites and events.

Guidance for pregnancy and childbirth has been revised.

The National Board of Health: Updated guidance for the prevention of infection with COVID-19 in care centers; residences and other institutions.

Updated health care guidelines

IPC in nursing homes.

The National Board of Health: Increased activity in the municipal health service and updating of guidelines for general practice and specialist medical practice.

19/12/2021 Public and private employers are strongly encouraged to ensure that employees who have the opportunity to carry out their work without physical attendance at the workplace do so.; 01/02/2022 There are no longer any recommendations to work from home in either public or private workplaces.

Updated calls to transport providers in light of the gradual reopening and health-care recommendations of May 10.

Six tips: Registering restaurant guests' information

COVID-19 Inspiration catalog to help municipalities deal with local outbreaks.

The government will temporarily suspend handshakes for constitutional ceremonies

Discharge of people with suspected or proven infection with COVID-19 for municipal care.

The staff of the hospitals in the Capital Region knuckle down to meet the National Board of Health new guidelines for testing more - Regional Council Chairman and Health Committee Chairman regret queue for testing.

Good advice for the mentally vulnerable.

New campaign to avoid lack of protective equipment: 'Denmark helps Denmark'.

Updated on 15 September:Updated guidelines clarify what to do in individual cases of infection in children and students The National Board of Health has updated the information on what schools; day care centers and youth educations should do in the event of infection with COVID-19. The information material describes both how they can handle individual cases and major outbreaks of infection.

The National Board of Health has updated the information on what schools; day care centers and youth educations should do in the event of infection with COVID-19.

New guidelines for daycare; schools and institutions are in place.

Sop on how should schools and day care centers handle cases of COVID-19.

Guidelines for childcare and childrens social gatherings.

Managing COVID-19 Guideline in the Municipal Health Service for Children and Adolescents (Health Care).

Specialist medical practices during the COVID-19 epidemic.

Partially available from online sources. Assessments on the website with reference to ECDC and WHO.

The National Board of Health clarifies the guidelines for the use of protective equipment in the health and elderly sector as well as measures for socially disadvantaged.

Good hand hygiene is needed to prevent coronavirus.

Exact dates from January difficult to find; materials updated online.

Retail stores must make sure their employees comply with hygiene measures; and that hand hygiene opportunities are available for customers and visitors.

New data analysis: Ibuprofen does not worsen the condition of COVID-19 patients

Guidelines on prevention of infection in home care; care centers; residences and other institutions have been updated.

Doctors are reminded to report side effects in COVID-19 patients.

Specific hotline for cases detected in settings with elderly or generally vulnerable persons.

Good tips for well-being and mental health.

Advice to parents on pain medication for children.

Remember to go to the doctor when you need it.

The National Board of Health strengthens the information about COVID-19 for citizens with an ethnic background other than Danish

On October 15 2020; the Danish Health Authority published several videos on the use of face masks in a number of languages

Be outside during the autumn holidays and limit how many of you are together

That still applies - stay home; wash your hands and keep your distance The National Board of Health has updated the general recommendations for how to prevent the spread of infection with new coronavirus.

The campaign encourages everyone living in municipalities with increasing infection to help reduce the infection How to avoid infection with COVID-19 in the office and in public spaces

Good advice should guide parents with children in day care and schools about illness

Good advice for young people on preventing COVID-19.The National Board of Health has compiled a number of good advice for young people on how they can help prevent the spread of infection with new coronavirus.

The National Board of Health has just published the booklet 'When you are infected with a new coronavirus; you must…'

Guidance on drivers' use of face visors and face masks

The Danish Health Authority published new or revised versions of various COVID-19 leaflets or posters in Arab; English; Farsi; Kurdish; Polish; Somali; Tigrinya; Turkish and Urdu.

The National Board of Health has updated the information for people infected with new coronavirus and their close contacts

The National Board of Health has prepared information material with good advice for families with children and young people with mental vulnerability in the uncommon situation with the outbreak of new coronavirus.

All citizens will have the opportunity to be tested for COVID-19

Information for you who have tested positive for new coronavirus - and for you who need to be tested

We all need to keep our distance and pay attention - but if we maintain high hygiene; we can move a little closer together

Keep away - even if the sun is shining!

Ministry of Foreign Affairs: New model for travel guides for Europe comes into force.

Updated leaflets and posters aimed at tourists in Denmark on COVID-19 are available in nine languages.

The National Board of Health: Good tips for sticking to good habits of washing hands and staying away

Tourists in Denmark need to know the Danish recommendations to avoid infection with new coronavirus.

Children should use a hand cream and gently wash their hands.

Inforamtion for planning demonstrations

Workplaces; both public and private; are strongly encouraged to ensure that employees who can carry out their work without physical attendance at the workplace do so.

COVID-19: Inspiration catalog to help municipalities deal with local outbreaks

Recommendation to telework when possible; closure of public offices; stay away from work if having respiratory symptoms. Gradual reopening form 15 April; private sector labour market to be allowed to reopen if they can perform work in a fully safe manner. On 15/06/2020 public employees in Eastern Denmark can return to work.

The sale of alcohol from shops is prohibited after 22:00. Bars; restaurants and cafés must close at 22:00; until January 2. It is recommended that workplace social events are cancelled.

Limitations in the number of passengers with long-distance buses have been lifted.

COVID-19: Guidelines ready for malls and department stores.

The State Department issues an agreement on the second phase of a controlled reopening. The Prime Minister issues an agreement on a plan to reopen Denmark.

New Executive Order on Maximum Occupancy in Buses. The number of passengers with long-distance buses will be limited (update on 12 May 2020).

Advices on Ramadan

New Executive Order on Maximum Occupancy in Remote Buses. The number of passengers with long-distance buses will be limited (update on 12 May)

All public employees not performing critical functions have been told to stay home from work as from 13 March 2020. The period that they are to stay at home will continue until 10 May 2020.

Gradual reopening: As part of de-escalation policy; form 20 April liberal professions in which client contact cannot be avoided can reopen (hairdressers; beauty parlours; spa clinics; tattooists; physiotherapists; private hospitals; dental climics; etc.)

People are advised not to stand or sit closer to another person than 2 meters.

New measures to prevent the spread of infection at Copenhagen Airport to ensure that passengers at the airport are kept at a distance. At the same time; the police are increasing their presence at the airport and tightening control (Copenhagen Airport).

Stricter rules for driving school education. From 20 April; ban lifted as part of de-escalation of measures.

Retail stores must secure appropriate distance between customers.