Ole Mathiesen
Research leader, Professor, Consultant, MD, Ph.d.As a research leader, I see it as an essential priority to:
Set an ambitious and realistic strategy within the department’s research areas.
To work strategically and promote cooperation locally, nationally, and internationally.
Together with the research team, define the right research areas and projects, and set goals for implementing these.
To ensure guidance and support to contribute to the professional development of the individual researcher.
To put together the right research teams that promote synergy.
To guide, facilitate and support the research and researchers within the various research tracks in the department.
To treat employees in the research unit properly and ensure good well-being.
To promote continued connection to research for the individual researcher after project implementation.
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4544-0619
Tel.:+ 45 23462485
Henning Bay Nielsen
Professor, Consultant, MD, PhDMail::hennin@regionsjaelland.dk
Tel.::31365332
Lars Peter Kloster Andersen
Clinical Research Associated ProfessorMail::laban@regionsjaelland.dk
Katrine Tækker Krohn
Research Coordinator, PA for professor, Post Doc., Ph.D, Cand.scient in biomedicineTlf:+45 47323156
Anne Wikkelsø
Consultant MD. Ph.D.Areas of research: Postoperative pain management following caesarean section and postpartum haemorrhage including blood product management and haemostatic treatment.
Project manager of CEPRA Obstetric Anaesthesia Research Cluster. Member of the Obstetric Anaesthesia Subcomitee at Danish Society of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine.
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6848-8143
Camilla Bekker Mortensen
Clinical Nurse Specialist, Ph.D., Post DocResearch within intensive therapy and after intensive therapy (focusing on the quality of life, physically and cognitively).
The focus area within intensive therapy is delirium.
Both research within the quantitative and the qualitative design.
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5202-3552
Research area:Intensive care
Jakob Hessel Andersen
Consultant, ph.d., Associate professorhttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-1402-8162
Research area:Regional blockade
Kasper Thybo
Medical Doctor, Ph.d., Post doc.https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4727-3132
Research area:Postoperative pain
Mik Wetterslev
Postdoc
Stine Estrup
Medical Doctor, Ph.d., Post doc.https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1467-7085
Research area:Intensive care
Nina Christine Andersen-Ranberg
Junior Doctor, Post. Doc., Ph.d.Engaged in research in intensive care with a focus on prevention and treatment of delirium and its sequelae. Co-investigator in all clinical intervention trials at the intensive care department. Our department is part of the international research network CRIC, that seek to create evidence for some of the most frequent interventions we practice in the intensive care unit.
Martin Vedel Nielsen
Junior Doctor, ph.d. studentIn my Ph.D. study, we have developed a completely new ultrasound-guided blockade type (the costotransverse block) specifically for (peri) postoperative analgesic treatment for significant breast cancer surgeries. The blockade exploits the positive effects of the thoracic paravertebral blockade but with a much smaller risk profile. Our opinion is that our new blocking is faster, safer, and easier to learn – and we hope that the technique can be quickly adapted in everyday life nationally and internationally.
Asger Krog Mølgaard
Junior Doctor, ph.d StudentInvestigates glucocorticoids’ short-term effect on the immunological response the body mounts after total knee arthroplasty and the long-term impact on chronic knee pain.
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5781-488X
Research area:Postoperative pain
Caroline Anna Sofia Humble
Junior Doctor, ph.d. studentEngaged in research in shock-induced endothelial cell damage (SHINE) and its interaction with the inflammatory response in critically ill intensive care patients. Actively participate in all clinical intervention trials in intensive care, where we, as part of a national collaboration (CRIC), seek to create evidence for some of the most frequent interventions we practice in the intensive care unit.
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7919-2946
Research area:Intensive care
Lone Musaeus Poulsen
Consultant, head of ICU, Ph.d studentResponsible for research within intensive therapy at SUH Koege.
Intensive delirium, late effects after intensive therapy, the prognosis of intensive therapy.
Responsible for the follow-up studies on the participants in the AID-ICU, focusing on functional outcomes, 1-year mortality, quality of life, and cognitive function.
Josephine Zachodnik
Clinical Nurse Specialist, Ph.d. studentEngaged in research in perioperative pain treatment and optimization of patient outcomes.
Coordinator concerning research activities in the anaesthesiology research unit CAR.
Christina Cleveland Westerdahl Laursen
Junior Doctor, ph.d StudentEngaged in research in postoperative and multimodal pain management. Primary investigator at “PERISAFE,” a randomized multicenter clinical trial focusing on the safety of short-term use of Ibuprofen for postoperative pain management following major orthopedic surgery.
Mail:chlaur@regionsjaelland.dk
Research area:Postoperative pain
Anne Sofie Nautrup Therkelsen
Junior Doctor, ph.d studentMy primary focus is to optimise postoperative pain management for patients undergoing breast cancer surgery. By a multimodal approach consisting of systemic analgesics and nerve blockades, we aim to establish the foundation for an early rehabilitative period with minimal pain and minimise the dependence on postoperative opioid treatment.
Research area:Postoperative pain
Bennedikte Kollerup Madsen
PhD studentEngaged in research in intensive care with a primary focus on the clinical trajectory, risk factors and pathophysiology of chronic pain in Danish intensive care unit survivors.
Mail::bkom@regionsjaelland.dk
Anneline Seegert
PhD studentMail::ansee@regionsjaelland.dk
Jens Laigaard
Junior Doctor, ph.d studentResearches in treatments that can reduce the pain of the planned orthopedic surgical patients, both immediately after the operation and in the longer term.
A Ph.D. course is currently being planned in collaboration with the Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Bispebjerg Hospital, which will investigate how to prevent the development of chronic pain after insertion of an artificial knee or hip.
Research area:Postoperative pain
Hans Bredgaard Christensen
Stud. Med. scholar Ida Sandal Levinsen
Scholar student, stud.med.Mail::isle@regionsjaelland.dk
Klara Nørrekær Lund
Scholar studentMail::klalu@regionsjaelland.dk
Louise Stenbryggen Herløv
Project nurseEngaged in research within intensive therapy, as well as after intensive therapy.
Daily management of clinical intervention trials in intensive care, including patients, information and consent management according to relatives and patients, data collection and registration, and execution of interventions.
In addition, part of the outreach team that focuses on quality of life – both physically and cognitively, after admission to intensive care.
Currently involved in the following studies: Classic, AID-ICU, After-AID, HOT-Covid and Endo-Omic.
Lisbeth Christiansen
Project nurseEngaged in research within intensive therapy and anaesthesiology.
Management of clinical intervention trials in intensive care, including patients, information and consent management according to relatives and patients, data collection and registration, and execution of interventions.
Research area:Intensive care
Ulf Gøttrup Pedersen
ConsultantResearch area:Intensive care
Thomas Hildebrandt
Consultanthttps://orcid.org/0000-0001-7845-9899
Research area:Intensive care
Lars Nebrich
ConsultantResearch area:Intensive care
Shaheer Haider Bukhari
Junior DoctorEngaged in research within pain treatment with a focus on postoperative pain treatment and nerve blockages and in studies examining evidence of frequently used standards of care. Currently NSAID-related SAEs following gastrointestinal surgery.
Research area:Postoperative pain
“Nursing research must focus on evidence-based development of clinical practice with the patient-centered perspective. This is of crucial importance to provide high-quality nursing and treatment in the anaesthesiology department in the future.”