Stine Ibsen

Stine Ibsen is a PhD student at Aalborg University's Department of Clinical Medicine and a Lecturer in Physiotherapy Education at University College of Northern Denmark since March 2018. Her research is anchored at the Centre for Prehospital and Emergency Research and the Danish Center for Health Services Research, focusing on Danish emergency medical services and population-based health outcomes.

Her primary research interests include emergency medicine, prehospital care, and ambulance services with specific expertise in symptom pattern analysis, geriatric emergency care, dyspnea assessment, and clinical tool development. She employs mixed-methods approaches combining cohort studies, scoping reviews, and qualitative patient interviews to investigate diagnostic accuracy, mortality trends, and patient experiences in acute care settings.

Recent publications reveal a strong trajectory in population-based emergency medicine research using Danish registry data, particularly examining mortality differentials between age groups, diagnostic challenges in 'unclear problem' ambulance calls, and validation of prehospital assessment tools. Her collaborative work with international consortia like Safer@Home demonstrates cross-institutional engagement in improving emergency care protocols.

Ibsen maintains active research networks across Scandinavia and Europe, evidenced by multi-center publications and conference presentations. Her dual role bridges clinical academia through physiotherapy education and frontline emergency medicine research, contributing to evidence-based prehospital care standards in Denmark.