Steen Andreassen

Steen Andreassen is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Health Science and Technology at Aalborg University's Faculty of Medicine. His research focuses on medical decision support systems, critical care, and infectious diseases. He has led or participated in projects such as SEPSYS (sepsis metabotype identification), Glucosafe (ICU glucose control), and ALPE (lung parameter estimation). His work emphasizes clinical automation, evidence-based guidelines, and improving healthcare delivery through technology.

• Key Research Areas: Sepsis diagnostics, glucose management in ICUs, and clinical decision support systems
• Notable Projects: SEPSYS (2017–2020), Glucosafe (2006–2016)

His publications address topics like venous blood gas analysis, automated protocols for personalized care, and predictive models for infection outcomes. He has advised 3 PhD students and contributed to 416 research outputs since 1975.

Collaborations include international teams in systems medicine, respiratory care, and healthcare informatics. His work has been featured in media for innovations like venous-to-arterial blood gas conversion methods and glucose control devices.