Daniel Hägi-Pedersen

Daniel Hägi-Pedersen serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen, with clinical operations through Region Sjælland as indicated by his institutional email domain. His work centers on Anesthesiology within perioperative and prehospital contexts.

His research program spans two primary domains: Perioperative Optimization (focusing on postoperative pain management through multimodal approaches and nerve blocks, plus delirium prevention via pharmacological/non-pharmacological strategies) and Prehospital Research (specializing in trauma management outside hospital settings and ultrasound diagnostics for reducing unnecessary admissions). Methodologically, he employs randomized clinical trials, biobank studies, systematic reviews, cohort studies, and qualitative analyses.

Analysis of his 2024-2025 publications reveals dominant trends in orthopedic surgery pain pharmacology (particularly NSAID/ibuprofen effects in knee/hip arthroplasties), delirium prevention protocols (Safe Brain Initiative), and remote monitoring applications. His work consistently emphasizes collaborative clinical trial frameworks like PERISAFE, with strong partnerships including Mathiesen, Overgaard, and Lunn across anesthesiology and orthopedics.