Ole Møller Hansen

Ole Møller Hansen serves as Department Physician at North Denmark Regional Hospital and Pediatric Specialist at Aalborg University Hospital, affiliated with Aalborg University's Faculty of Medicine. His clinical-academic role bridges hospital practice and medical education within Denmark's regional healthcare system.

Research focuses on pediatric emergency response systems and neurological disorders, with dual expertise in cardiac arrest resuscitation and rare pediatric conditions like Grisel's syndrome. Key investigations include bystander CPR efficacy in non-cardiac out-of-hospital arrests and torticollis etiology in children, emphasizing practical clinical interventions and survival outcomes.

His 2019 publications reveal consistent methodology in outcome-focused clinical research: the Resuscitation study analyzed 30-day survival metrics across cardiac arrest cases, while the Ugeskrift for Laeger article established diagnostic criteria for pediatric torticollis. Both demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches connecting emergency medicine, neurology, and public health surveillance.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Årets Ildsjæl (Fire Soul of the Year) from Yngre Læger (2024) for exceptional colleague impact

No documented graduate student supervision or research grants. Current work appears centered in hospital-based clinical research without dedicated laboratory infrastructure, focusing on immediate pediatric emergency care improvements.