Michael Dan Arvig

Michael Dan Arvig is an Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen's Department of Regional Health Research and a Specialist Consultant at Næstved-Slagelse-Ringsted Hospitals since 2016. His research focuses on emergency medicine, clinical assessment, and dyspnea management, leveraging point-of-care ultrasound technologies to improve diagnostic pathways and patient outcomes. Current affiliations include leadership roles in acute care research projects and clinical trials.

Research interests include patient monitoring in acute settings, ultrasound-driven diagnostics, and mortality prediction models. His work emphasizes innovations in emergency department protocols, particularly for patients presenting with dyspnea and acute non-traumatic conditions.

Recent publications highlight advancements in arterial pH analysis for mortality prediction, randomized controlled trials for ultrasound-driven diagnostics, and abdominal ultrasound applications. His contributions have been featured in peer-reviewed journals and media outlets, addressing public health challenges like pandemic-related care strategies.

Arvig leads the MODUS project (2019-2022), investigating serial cardiopulmonary ultrasound monitoring in dyspnea patients. He collaborates actively with clinical teams to translate research into practice, as evidenced by his role in the RESCIE research entity at Slagelse Hospital.