Henning Nysted

Henning Nysted is a Senior Lecturer in Radiography Education at UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Faculty of Health Sciences, where he teaches and supervises in radiography subjects. He is based in Tromsø and is part of the team delivering the Radiography BSc program, recognized as the world's northernmost radiography training.

His research and teaching focus on health sciences, particularly in the areas of radiography, acute care, and critical illness. He is a member of the Research Group Acute and Critically Ill, contributing to advancements in patient care and medical imaging in extreme northern conditions.

The available publication highlights his involvement in developing radiography education in remote regions, emphasizing practical training and resilience in healthcare delivery. His work bridges clinical practice and academic instruction in a unique geographical and medical context.

• Scientific Areas: Health Sciences, Other Health Sciences
• Research Group: Acute and Critically Ill

As a lecturer and supervisor, Henning Nysted plays a key role in mentoring future radiographers. Though no formal list of students or grants is provided, his involvement in curriculum development and research collaboration indicates an active academic and educational role.

He is affiliated with the Department of Radiography and works at the MH east U9.128A location in Tromsø, contributing to both teaching and research in acute and critical care imaging.