Simon Grøntved

Simon Grøntved is a Researcher and Statistician at Aalborg University Hospital, affiliated with the Department of Clinical Medicine within The Faculty of Medicine at Aalborg University. He maintains active collaborations with the Danish Center for Health Services Research and focuses on psychiatric epidemiology using Danish health care registers.

Grøntved's research expertise spans multiple domains:

• Epidemiological analysis using Danish national health registers
• Psychiatric disorders, particularly ADHD and bipolar disorder
• Prediction and forecasting models for health care demand
• Long-term outcomes following neurological events
• Comorbidity between physical and mental health conditions
• Methodological approaches in psychometric testing

His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on ADHD epidemiology, post-COVID conditions, neurological outcomes, and methodological innovations in statistical modeling. Grøntved frequently employs register-based cohort studies and predictive analytics in his research.

As Principal Investigator, Grøntved led the project 'Forecasting Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Psychiatric Care Capacity Demand' (2021-2024), examining psychiatric care needs for ADHD patients. His work has received significant recognition, with one study being picked up by 80 news outlets and multiple publications gaining attention on social media and academic platforms.

Grøntved actively contributes to the Danish Center for Health Services Research, serving as editor for their annual reports and developing datasets related to consultation-liaison psychiatry services and cardiovascular risks in psychiatric populations. His research directly informs health care planning and policy in Denmark, particularly in mental health services and integrated care models.