Signe Juul Riddersholm

Signe Juul Riddersholm serves as a 1st reserve doctor at Aalborg University Hospital within the Faculty of Health Sciences, Cardiology Department. Her research profile demonstrates extensive collaboration across Danish healthcare institutions with significant contributions to cardiac arrest epidemiology and cardiovascular outcomes research through nationwide registry studies.

Her research focuses on out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, cardiovascular disease in special populations (including cancer survivors and nursing home residents), and critical care outcomes. Key methodologies include nationwide cohort analyses, registry-based epidemiology, and proteomic biomarker discovery. Her fingerprint analysis reveals strong emphasis on resuscitation science (100%), intensive care applications (63%), and venous thromboembolism research (40%).

Recent publication trends show increasing focus on interdisciplinary connections between cardiology, oncology, and critical care, with growing emphasis on

• Sex-specific treatment outcomes
• Socioeconomic determinants of cardiac arrest survival
• Long-term complications following myocarditis
• Proteomic approaches to pulmonary embolism diagnosis

Her collaborative network includes prominent Danish cardiovascular researchers including Torp-Pedersen, Kragholm, and Søgaard across multiple institutions. She has participated in significant projects including the decade-long Glucosafe study investigating glucose control models in ICU settings.