Helene Møller Frost

Helene Møller Frost is a Clinical Teacher and Senior Hospital Physician (Afdelingslæge) at Aalborg University Hospital, affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine at Aalborg University, Department of Respiratory Diseases. She is actively engaged in clinical work, medical education, and research focused on respiratory diseases, particularly chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and home-based respiratory support.

Her research interests span Respiratory Medicine, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Home-based Respiratory Support, Assisted Ventilation, Comorbidity in Respiratory Patients, and Clinical Respiratory Research. She has contributed to studies using cross-sectional designs and advanced imaging techniques like high-resolution CT to understand airway pathology in COPD.

The recent publications highlight a growing focus on home-based care models for patients with chronic lung disease, including non-invasive ventilation and hospital-at-home programs. Her 2024 article on home-based respiratory support reflects current trends in patient-centered, decentralized care delivery. The research integrates clinical practice with epidemiological and radiological methods.

Scientific Contributions and Media Engagement:

• Published in journals including Clinical Respiratory Journal, Jacobs Journal of Pulmonology, and Journal of Hospital Medicine.
• Work cited in policy documents and covered by regional media in 2021 regarding home treatment for lung disease patients in North Jutland.
• Active on academic platforms with readership on Mendeley and social media engagement.

Advising and Grants: There is no public information available on formal student advising or grant funding. However, her role as a Clinical Teacher implies involvement in the education and supervision of medical students and junior doctors within the hospital and university setting.

Labs and Research Teams: She collaborates within the Department of Respiratory Diseases at Aalborg University Hospital, likely contributing to clinical research teams focused on COPD, respiratory support, and pulmonary imaging. Her work with colleagues like U.M. Weinreich and H.M. Nielsen suggests integration into a multidisciplinary respiratory research group.