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Morten Sebastian Hoegh is an Associate Professor at the Department of Health Science and Technology, Aalborg University, affiliated with The Faculty of Medicine. His academic career includes a PhD in Medicine/Pain (2015-2019) and an MSc in Pain: Science & Society from King's College London (2010-2012). He specializes in pain science, musculoskeletal physiotherapy, and chronic pain management, with a focus on improving pain education globally through initiatives like the EFIC Academy and the European Pain Federation's educational programs.
- Leadership roles: Vice-chair of EFIC Education Committee (2018-2020), Chair of EFIC Academy (2021–present), and member of Danish Medicine & Health Authorities and Danish Council of Ethics.
- Research: Published over 90 peer-reviewed articles, co-authored influential books on pain, and developed curricula for pain physiotherapy, nursing, and psychology.
- Projects: Leads initiatives like Prevent4Work targeting work-related musculoskeletal disorders and participatory design studies for e-health pain management.
- Awards: 2023 Pain Champion Award by EFIC.
Dr. Hoegh's research emphasizes evidence-based approaches, reducing pain stigma, and patient-centered care. Key interests include pain neuroscience, occupational health, and bridging clinical practice with scientific insights.
Selected projects include international surveys on pain outcomes and collaborations on systematic reviews of postconcussion treatments and low back pain guidelines. He also contributes to policy, guideline development, and public debates on chronic pain management.
