Veerle Van Raemdonck

Veerle Van Raemdonck is a postdoctoral researcher affiliated with the Movement and Sport Sciences department at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). Her work focuses on CPR training methodologies, sports education, and cultural sensitivities in physical activity.

• Researcher in Movement and Sport Sciences & Movement and Nutrition for Health and Performance
• Active in projects like CPR unLMTD: Teaching & Training CPR at school with limited resources
• Specializes in resuscitation education, motor skill development, and diversity in sports

Research Interests: Veerle investigates cost-effective CPR training solutions (e.g., DIY manikins), prospective studies on cultural diversity in sports, and educational strategies for enhancing resuscitation skills among laypersons. Her work bridges emergency medicine, pedagogy, and sociocultural analysis.

Conference Activities: She has presented at international conferences on topics like democratic dialogue in education, self-training CPR strategies, and diversity in sports programs. Notable presentations include the EUPOM170 project (2025) and Sportcultscan study (2018).