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Main focus of research
The main focus areas are 1) examination of factors influencing in-hospital outcome, 2) development / validation of outcome measures, 3) determine the feasibility of physical rehabilitation interventions, and 4) examine the effect of such interventions proven feasible, primarily in patients with hip fracture and after lower limb amputation, but also involved in studies of patients with Geriatric disorders, Abdominal surgery, AECOPD, Diabetes, Clavicle fractures and Achilles tendon ruptures.
ACADEMIC DEGREES:
1992 Physical Therapist, Copenhagen School of Physical Therapy, Denmark
2010 PhD, Faculty of Health Sciences, Lund University, Sweden.
Thesis title: Hip fractures – Functional assessments and factors influencing in-hospital outcome, a physiotherapeutic perspective DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.24689.22887
ACADEMIC EVALUATIONS/APPOINTMENTS:
2011 - now Appointed as censor for health science and related educations in Denmark.
2017 +2021 Evaluated as professor-qualified, Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen
COURSES:
2018 E-Learning, Introduction to GCP for Site Staff
2020 Responsible Conduct of Research for PhD-supervisors, University of Copenhagen
2021 Introduction to University Pedagogy, University of Copenhagen
EMPLOYMENTS (recent):
2010 - 2021 Senior Researcher, PMR-C, Department of Occupational and Physical Therapy, and Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Amager-Hvidovre Hospital, University of Copenhagen.
2013 - 2016 External PhD lecturer, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
2014 - 2016 External MSc lecturer, Department of Health Sciences, Lund University, Lund, Sweden.
2016 External MSc lecturer, Master of Public Health, University of Copenhagen.
2017 - 2019 External MSc lecturer, Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
2020-2021 Associate professor, Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
2021- Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen & Senior Researcher, Department of Physical- and Occupational Therapy, Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospital.
ACADEMIC SUPERVISION AND EVALUATIONS:
PhD-students:
2011 - 2014 Principal co-supervisor for Maria Patrocinio Ariza Vega, PT, OT, MSc, PhD, Universidad de Granada, Spain (Patients with hip fracture).
2011 - 2015 Principal co-supervisor for Ilija Ban, MD, PhD, University of Copenhagen, (Patients with clavicle fractures).
2014 Evaluation of PhD progress, 1 student, University of Copenhagen.
2015 Evaluation committee member for abstracts, ISPO World Congress, Lyon, France.
2013 - 2016 Principal supervisor for Lise Kronborg, PT, MSc, PhD, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2013 - 2017 Co-supervisor for Dorte Melgaard Kristiansen, OT, MSc, PhD, North Denmark Regional Hospital, Aalborg University, Denmark (Patients with community acquired pneumonia).
2014-2017 Principal co-supervisor for Christian Wied, MD, PhD, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with lower limb amputation).
2018 - now Co-supervisor for Maria Svennergren Hansen, PT, MSc, PhD-student, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with Achilles tendon rupture).
2018 - now Principal supervisor for Signe Hulsbæk, PT, MSc, PhD-student University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2018 Assessment of PhD-application, University of Southern Denmark
2019 Evaluation of PhD-project, University of Southern Denmark
2019 Evaluation committee member for abstracts, ISPO World Congress, Kobe, Japan
2020 - now Co-supervisor for Linette Marie Kofoed, PT, MR, PhD-student Örebro University, Sweden (Patients with COLD)
2020 Evaluation committee member of PhD-thesis and 2nd opponent (lower limb amputations), OsloMet, Oslo Metropolitan University, Oslo, Norway (defense, November 2020)
2021 Review of NIHR, UK funding application focused on rehab of lower limb amputee patients
2021 nov. 4th 1st opponent, PhD-thesis – patients with hip fracture, Tärtu University, Estonia.
2021 Evaluation committee member, associate professor application, Aarhus University
MSc/MR-students:
2010 - 2012 Principal supervisor, Louise Lohmann Faber, OT, MSc, Faculty of Health Science, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2011 - 2014 Role as Principal supervisor of MR-projekt for Linette Marie Kofoed, PT, MR, Frederikssund Hospital, University of Southern Denmark (Patients with acute exacerbation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).
2012 - 2014 Role as principal supervisor of MSc-projekt for Jan Overgaard, PT, MSc, Lolland Municipality, University of Southern Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2012-2014 Principal co-supervisor for Nadia Ørbæk, PT, MSc, Hvidovre Hospital, University of Southern Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2013-2016 Principal supervisor for Maria Svennergren Hansen, PT, MSc, Hvidovre Hospital, Lund University, Sweden (Patients with Achilles tendon rupture).
2015-2016 Principal supervisor for Signe Hulsbæk, PT, MSc, Koege Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2017 Co-supervisor for Daniel Kristensen, PT, MSc and Nikolaj Odderskær, PT, MSc. Ålborg University (amputee patients)
2017-2019 Co-supervisor for Line Rokkedal Jønsson, PT, MR, MSc-student, Hvidovre Hospital, University of Southern Denmark (Patients after acute high-risk abdominal surgery)
BSc-students:
2008 - now Co-supervisor of 8 Bachelor projects in Physical Therapy (Skodsborg, Copenhagen and Roskilde, School of Physiotherapy).
SCIENTICIC AWARDS:
2006 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Co-author, best platform
2007 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Prizewinner, best poster.
2007 Hvidovre Hospital, annually MVU research day – Prizewinner, best platform.
2010 The Danish Physical Therapy Organization, "The special research award"
2013 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Senior-author of best platform presentation.
2016 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Senior-author of best platform presentation.
2016 Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Rome - Senior-author of best platform presentation.
2019 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Co-author of best platform presentation.
2019 Danish Orthopedic Society – Co-author of best scientific paper.
STEERING COMITIES:
2012 - 2021 Rapid Recovery – Zimmer-Biomet, Hip Fracture Fragility Fracture Reference Center at Amager-Hvidovre Hospital.
2013 - 2021 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Research–Copenhagen (PMR-C).
2014 - 2017 Regional knowledge center for lower extremity amputee patients located at Amager-Hvidovre Hospital.
2016 - now Copenhagen Research Center for Hip Fractures, Capital Region, Copenhagen, Denmark (not active).
2021- Municipality based database for major lower limb amputations provided with prothesis
2021- Hospital based database for major lower limb amputations
2021- Bispebjerg-Frederiksberg Hospital, Research in patients with hip fracture
INVITED LECTURES:
2003- Hospitals: Silkeborg, Hillerød, Holbæk, Aalborg, Slagelse, Svendborg, Esbjerg, Holstebro.
Municipalities: Vejle, Frederiksberg, Lyngby-Tårbæk, Gentofte og Rudersdal, Copenhagen, Sønderborg, Brøndby.
2005 National hip fracture workshop, Rigshospitalet. Title: "Mobilisation and rehabilitation after hip fracture".
2010 National Workshop - Rehabilitation after surgery, Rigshospitalet. Title: "Rehabilitation after hip fracture".
2010 Workshop, Capital region – Geriatric and Medical patients. Title: “What to do with the immobilized patient”.
2011 National Conference – Implementation of research in clinical practice, Odense. Title: “Implementation of research in daily clinical practice”.
2011 Workshop, Capital region, Denmark – Treatment of lower limb amputee patients: Title: “Challenges, research and assessment of quality”.
2012 Regional amputee meeting, Hvidovre Hospital, Denmark: Title: “Cross-sectional guidelines for rehabilitation of lower limb amputee patients”.
2013 International Amputee Congress, Hvidovre Hospital, Denmark: Title: “Use of the one-leg-stand-test in lower limb amputee patients”.
2013 Swedish Orthopedic Congress, Uppsala, Sweden. Title: "Prediction of function after hip fracture".
2014 3rd Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Madrid, Spain. Title: “In-hospital physiotherapy after acute hip fracture Surgery in Denmark”.
2016 National conference – Rehabilitation after fracture, Odense, Denmark. Title: “Rehabilitation after hip fracture surgery”
2016 National hip fracture register day, Odense, Denmark. Title: “Do patients achieve the expected functional level”
2016 Pre-congress physio day, 5th Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Rome, Italy. Title: “Factors influencing rehabilitation outcome of patients with hip fracture”
2016 5th Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Rome, Italy. Title: “Survey of physiotherapy care after hip fracture: initial results from Denmark and Australia”
2017 National Amputation Conference, Middelfart, Denmark: Title: “Use of the one-leg-stand-test and the Basic Amputee Mobility Score (BAMS) in lower limb amputee patients”.
2017 Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Malmø, Sweden. Title: “Clinical practice guidelines for outcome measures in patients with hip fracture”
2018 Danish Physical Therapist Congress, Odense, Denmark. Title: The importance of early out of bed mobilization after hip fracture.
2018 Danish Physical Therapist Congress, Odense, Denmark. Title: Easily applicable measurements to assess signs of sarcopenia in daily clinical practice.
2018 1st National seminar for learning and quality improvement for treatment of patients with hip fracture, Horsens, Denmark. Title: Mobilization and training after hip fracture
2018 7th Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Dublin Ireland (pre-day). Title: Physical activity and how to enhance it after hip fracture.
2018 BACPAR, British Amputee Congress, Wolverhampton, UK (keynote). Title: The Basic Amputee Mobility Score (BAMS)/outcome measures
2018 2nd National seminar for learning and quality improvement for treatment of patients with hip fracture, Odense, Denmark. Title: Mobilization and training after hip fracture
2019 Southern Region of Denmark. Title: The orthopedic hip – Hip fractures.
2019 Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMET), Scientific amputee day, Oslo, Norway. Title: Development and validation of the Basic Amputee Mobility Score.
2019 National Norwegian FFN meeting, Oslo, Norway. 4 lectures, titles:
- Physical Therapists in a multidisciplinary team,
- Physical therapy after hip fracture - why, when and how - overview of the evidence, 3. Use of standardized outcome measures for the assessment of function after hip fracture,
- Exercise after surgery - (when) does strength training matter, recommended program for strength training after hip fracture.
2019 8th Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Oxford, UK (+organizing committee + chair for workshop), titles:
- Progressive resistance exercise after hip fracture surgery –why and how to do it to maximize outcome in clinical practice (Physio pre-day),
- Using physiotherapy measures for short-term follow-up (full congress),
- Outcome measures recommended for clinical and research use by the APTA, Clinical Practice Guidelines: PT Management of Older Adults with Hip Fracture.
2020 Webinars: FFN, Southern Europe and Latin America Regional Expert meetings. Panel member and short talks, Titles: Exercise for preventing falls and fractures in older people in the community and the importance of early mobilization / ambulatory status after hip fracture
2020 Webinar: The Japan CAS Research Society (JCRS): The Cumulated Ambulation Score
2021 2 webinars: US Clinical Practice Guideline - Physical Therapy Management of Older Adults with Hip Fracture. Title; Outcome measures pre-fracture and inpatient settings.
2021 Webinar: FFN Symposium at All-Russian conference with international participation Days of Osteoporosis in St. Petersburg. Osteoporosis and Geriatrics. Title; Physiotherapy interventions and outcome measures for use in clinical practice of older patients with hip fracture across the continuum of care
2021 FFN Pocket meeting, Europe. Panel member, Pillar II. Rehabilitation following fragility fracture
2021 3rd Virtual Asia-Pacific Fragility Fracture Network Pocket Meeting. Keynote, Title; “Mobilisation throughout rehabilitation process and function on discharge”
2021 9th FFN Congress, Virtual. European meeting: Keynote, Title; Current guidelines on postoperative rehabilitation
PUBLICATIONS
Peer-reviewed:
2003 – 92 PubMed indexed papers; https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=%28%28%28Kristensen+MT%29+OR+%28Morten+Tange+K%29%29+NOT+%28Reventlow+S%29%29+NOT+%28Arreskov+AB%29&sort=date&size=200
Google scholar H-index=32 Citations=3373, Dec 29th, 2021.
Link to profile. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=_1fJPdsAAAAJ&hl=da
CONGRESS PRESENTATIONS:
2005 - now More than 50 abstracts presented at national or international conferences, including 2 World Congresses in Physical Therapy, 5 congresses (EFORT) arranged by the European Orthopedic Society, 1 ISPO World Congress, and 7 Fragility Fracture Network Global Congresses (Kristensen MT as first and presenting author).
Chaired or co-chaired 11 national/international congress sessions or symposias
Member of the local organising comitee for the 2017 FFN Global Network Congress, Malmø, Sweden. Member of the scientifc comitee for the FFN, virtual congress 2021.
2010 - now More than 60 abstracts presented at regional, national and international conferences by students or collaborators (Kristensen MT as senior author)
BOOK CHAPTERS:
- Ortopædkirurgi for ergoterapeuter og fysioterapeuter. 1.udgave, Munksgaard, København 2009.
page 67-75, accelererede forløb i det ortopædkirurgiske speciale. Husted H, Holm G, Kristensen MT, Tingskov L, Kehlet H.
- Ergoterapi og Fysioterapi til Ældre. 1. udgave, Munksgaard, København 2012. Kapitel 5, Fald og Hoftebrud. Kristensen MT, Faber LL.
OCCATIONAL REVIEWER ASSIGNMENTS (in total > 25):
2006 - now Clinical Rehabilitation, American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy Theory and Practice, Acta Orthopaedica, Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, European Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, Clinical Interventions in Ageing, BMJ Open, Disability & Rehabilitation, BMC Anaesthesiology, Prosthetics and Orthotics International, Age and Ageing, BMC Geriatrics, BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, Injury, Journal of Cachexia Sarcopenia and Muscle, Physical Therapy, Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine.
EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIP:
2010-2017 World Journal of Orthopedics
2020 - now Joint Diseases and Related Surgery (international advisory board).
RESEARCH COORDINATION/SUPERVISION:
2002 - now In-hospital rehabilitation and outcome measure projects for patients with hip fracture (since 2002), lower limb amputation (since 2010), Clavicle fractures (since 2011), Achilles Tendon Rupture (since 2013) major abdominal surgery (since 2014), and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (since 2016), Departments of Physical Therapy and Orthopedic Surgery, Amager-Hvidovre Hospital, University of Copenhagen.
2008 - now Rehabilitation and outcome measure projects for patients with hip fracture, outpatient setting, Lolland Municipality (Jan Overgaard)
2010 - now Rehabilitation projects for patient's with lower limb amputation and diabetes, outpatient setting, Copenhagen Municipality (Kajsa Lindberg).
2011 - 2014 Rehabilitation projects for patients with acute exacerbation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Frederikssund Hospital (Linette Marie Kofoed).
2019 - Rehabilitation projects for older people and patients with hip fracture, outpatient setting, Gentofte Municipality, in preparation (Niklas Grundt Hansen)
2021 - Co-lead of Research unit, Department of Physical and Occupational Therapy, Bispebjerg-Frederiksberg Hospital.
RESEARCH COLLABORATION (international):
2011 – now Research collaboration and MSc/PhD-student exchange with:
Professor José J. Jiménez Moleón, MD, University of Granada, Spain; Professor Kathleen Kline Mangione, PT, Arcadia University, United States; and Professor Catherine Sherrington, PT, University of Sydney, Australia.
Research collaboration with:
Assistant Professor Christine M. McDonough, Boston University School of Public Health and Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, United States; Professor Marcie Harris-Hayes, Washington University School of Medicine, United States; Physiatrist Giorgio Ferriero at Fondazione Salvatore Maugeri, IRCCS, Italy; Associate Professor Cecilia Rogmark, Skåne University Hospital Malmö/Lund University, Sweden; Associate Professor Terje Gjøvaag OsloMet, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway; Professor Stefaan Nijs, UZ Leuven, Belgium. Katie Sheehan, UKRI Future Leaders Fellow | Lecturer Health Services Research/Rehabilitation Department of Population Health Sciences, School of Population Health & Environmental Sciences Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine, King’s College London.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
2003-now More than 100 hours post graduate (BSc or MSc-level) lectures at courses, seminars, or meetings at University Hospitals, outpatient facilities, The Danish Physical Therapy Organization, The Capital region of Denmark, University of Southern Denmark and University of Copenhagen.
TRUSTED POSITIONS:
- Board member and scientific coordinator for the Danish Physical Therapy Organization in the group developing and writing the National Referendum Program for Hip Fracture treatment in Denmark.
2011-2015 Scientific coordinator and co-editor (with Kajsa Lindberg) for the Capital Regional amputee rehabilitation group developing and writing evidence and consensus-based guidelines for rehabilitation of patients with lower limb amputation.
2014 - 2021 Group member (invited) for the development and writing Clinical Practice Guidelines for the physical therapy management of persons with fragility fracture of the hip. Collaboration between the Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapy and the Orthopedic Section of the American Physical Therapy Association’s.
2015 - now Representing the Danish Physical Therapy Organization in the National Register/database for patients with hip fracture in Denmark.
2017 - 2020 The Danish Health Authorities, advisory board, national clinical guidelines.
2017-2020 Member of the national expert team for quality improvement of the treatment for the older hip fracture patients in Denmark
2019 - now Co-lead with Professor Cathie Sherrington, Sydney University, Australia, of the international Fragility Fracture Network, physical therapy special interest group
2019 - 2011-2015 Scientific coordinator and co-editor (with Alice Røpke and Signe Hulsbæk) for the Capital Regional hip fracture group revising and writing evidence and consensus-based guidelines for rehabilitation of patients with hip fracture.
FUNDED RESEARCH (in total 6.016.407 DKK):
2007 - now Main or co-applicant:
Danish Physical Therapy Organization: 271.000 DKK (2007-2017, main applicant); Capital Region’s research foundation: 510.000 DKK (2011, main applicant); IMK foundation: 592.000 DKK (2013, co-applicant) Hvidovre Hospital’s research foundation: 100.000 DKK (2015, main applicant); Capital Region’s research foundation: 750.000 DKK (2016, main applicant), Hvidovre Hospital’s research foundation: 50.000 DKK (2017, co-applicant); Capital Region’s cross-sectorial research foundation: 450.000 DKK (2017, main applicant). Research Foundation (strategic funds), Amager-Hvidovre Hospital: 166.371 DKK (2018, main applicant)
Applications by student’s/collaborators:
Jan Overgaard, research PT, MSc, from 2009-2013: 166.500 DKK (Danish Physical Therapy Organization); 2021: 1 Million DKK (Edith og Henrik Henriksens Mindelegat) Kajsa Lindberg, PT, 2011: 39.000 DKK (Danish Physical Therapy Organization); Linette Marie Kofod, research PT, MR, 2012: 125.000 DKK (North Zealand Hospital’s Research Foundation), 2019: 122.600 DKK (Pulmonary Associationn): Lise Kronborg, PT, PhD-student from 2012-2014: 456.750 DKK (Danish Physical Therapy Organization), 100.000 DKK (Hvidovre Hospital’s research foundation), 100.000 DKK (Lundbeck Foundation, MVU funds). Maria Swennergren Hansen, PT, MSc, PhD-student 2018: 250.000 DKK (The Danish Physical Therapist Organization fund), 2018: 90.000 DKK (The Research Foundation, Amager and Hvidovre Hospital). Signe Hulsbæk, PT, MSc, PhD-student; 2018: 69.000 DKK (Research Foundation, Amager-Hvidovre Hospital), 2018: 300.000 DKK (The Capital Region of Denmark, cross-continuum funds). Linette Marie Kofod, research PT, MR, PhD-student,; 2019: 200.000 DKK (Research Foundation, Amager-Hvidovre Hospital); 2020: 55.000 DKK (Danish Physical therapy Organization); 2021: 250.000 Swedish K (Örebro University -foundation). Emma Ghaziani, OT, PhD, Post-Doc 2021: 124.186 DKK
(Capital Region’s cross-sectorial research foundation)
ACADEMIC DEGREES:
1992 Physical Therapist, Copenhagen School of Physical Therapy, Denmark
2010 PhD, Faculty of Health Sciences, Lund University, Sweden.
Thesis title: Hip fractures – Functional assessments and factors influencing in-hospital outcome, a physiotherapeutic perspective DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.24689.22887
ACADEMIC EVALUATIONS/APPOINTMENTS:
2011 - now Appointed as censor for health science and related educations in Denmark.
2017 +2021 Evaluated as professor-qualified, Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen
COURSES:
2018 E-Learning, Introduction to GCP for Site Staff
2020 Responsible Conduct of Research for PhD-supervisors, University of Copenhagen
2021 Introduction to University Pedagogy, University of Copenhagen
EMPLOYMENTS (recent):
2010 - 2021 Senior Researcher, PMR-C, Department of Occupational and Physical Therapy, and Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Amager-Hvidovre Hospital, University of Copenhagen.
2013 - 2016 External PhD lecturer, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
2014 - 2016 External MSc lecturer, Department of Health Sciences, Lund University, Lund, Sweden.
2016 External MSc lecturer, Master of Public Health, University of Copenhagen.
2017 - 2019 External MSc lecturer, Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
2020-2021 Associate professor, Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
2021- Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen & Senior Researcher, Department of Physical- and Occupational Therapy, Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospital.
ACADEMIC SUPERVISION AND EVALUATIONS:
PhD-students:
2011 - 2014 Principal co-supervisor for Maria Patrocinio Ariza Vega, PT, OT, MSc, PhD, Universidad de Granada, Spain (Patients with hip fracture).
2011 - 2015 Principal co-supervisor for Ilija Ban, MD, PhD, University of Copenhagen, (Patients with clavicle fractures).
2014 Evaluation of PhD progress, 1 student, University of Copenhagen.
2015 Evaluation committee member for abstracts, ISPO World Congress, Lyon, France.
2013 - 2016 Principal supervisor for Lise Kronborg, PT, MSc, PhD, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2013 - 2017 Co-supervisor for Dorte Melgaard Kristiansen, OT, MSc, PhD, North Denmark Regional Hospital, Aalborg University, Denmark (Patients with community acquired pneumonia).
2014-2017 Principal co-supervisor for Christian Wied, MD, PhD, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with lower limb amputation).
2018 - now Co-supervisor for Maria Svennergren Hansen, PT, MSc, PhD-student, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with Achilles tendon rupture).
2018 - now Principal supervisor for Signe Hulsbæk, PT, MSc, PhD-student University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2018 Assessment of PhD-application, University of Southern Denmark
2019 Evaluation of PhD-project, University of Southern Denmark
2019 Evaluation committee member for abstracts, ISPO World Congress, Kobe, Japan
2020 - now Co-supervisor for Linette Marie Kofoed, PT, MR, PhD-student Örebro University, Sweden (Patients with COLD)
2020 Evaluation committee member of PhD-thesis and 2nd opponent (lower limb amputations), OsloMet, Oslo Metropolitan University, Oslo, Norway (defense, November 2020)
2021 Review of NIHR, UK funding application focused on rehab of lower limb amputee patients
2021 nov. 4th 1st opponent, PhD-thesis – patients with hip fracture, Tärtu University, Estonia.
2021 Evaluation committee member, associate professor application, Aarhus University
MSc/MR-students:
2010 - 2012 Principal supervisor, Louise Lohmann Faber, OT, MSc, Faculty of Health Science, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2011 - 2014 Role as Principal supervisor of MR-projekt for Linette Marie Kofoed, PT, MR, Frederikssund Hospital, University of Southern Denmark (Patients with acute exacerbation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).
2012 - 2014 Role as principal supervisor of MSc-projekt for Jan Overgaard, PT, MSc, Lolland Municipality, University of Southern Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2012-2014 Principal co-supervisor for Nadia Ørbæk, PT, MSc, Hvidovre Hospital, University of Southern Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2013-2016 Principal supervisor for Maria Svennergren Hansen, PT, MSc, Hvidovre Hospital, Lund University, Sweden (Patients with Achilles tendon rupture).
2015-2016 Principal supervisor for Signe Hulsbæk, PT, MSc, Koege Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Patients with hip fracture).
2017 Co-supervisor for Daniel Kristensen, PT, MSc and Nikolaj Odderskær, PT, MSc. Ålborg University (amputee patients)
2017-2019 Co-supervisor for Line Rokkedal Jønsson, PT, MR, MSc-student, Hvidovre Hospital, University of Southern Denmark (Patients after acute high-risk abdominal surgery)
BSc-students:
2008 - now Co-supervisor of 8 Bachelor projects in Physical Therapy (Skodsborg, Copenhagen and Roskilde, School of Physiotherapy).
SCIENTICIC AWARDS:
2006 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Co-author, best platform
2007 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Prizewinner, best poster.
2007 Hvidovre Hospital, annually MVU research day – Prizewinner, best platform.
2010 The Danish Physical Therapy Organization, "The special research award"
2013 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Senior-author of best platform presentation.
2016 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Senior-author of best platform presentation.
2016 Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Rome - Senior-author of best platform presentation.
2019 Hvidovre Hospital, annually research day – Co-author of best platform presentation.
2019 Danish Orthopedic Society – Co-author of best scientific paper.
STEERING COMITIES:
2012 - 2021 Rapid Recovery – Zimmer-Biomet, Hip Fracture Fragility Fracture Reference Center at Amager-Hvidovre Hospital.
2013 - 2021 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Research–Copenhagen (PMR-C).
2014 - 2017 Regional knowledge center for lower extremity amputee patients located at Amager-Hvidovre Hospital.
2016 - now Copenhagen Research Center for Hip Fractures, Capital Region, Copenhagen, Denmark (not active).
2021- Municipality based database for major lower limb amputations provided with prothesis
2021- Hospital based database for major lower limb amputations
2021- Bispebjerg-Frederiksberg Hospital, Research in patients with hip fracture
INVITED LECTURES:
2003- Hospitals: Silkeborg, Hillerød, Holbæk, Aalborg, Slagelse, Svendborg, Esbjerg, Holstebro.
Municipalities: Vejle, Frederiksberg, Lyngby-Tårbæk, Gentofte og Rudersdal, Copenhagen, Sønderborg, Brøndby.
2005 National hip fracture workshop, Rigshospitalet. Title: "Mobilisation and rehabilitation after hip fracture".
2010 National Workshop - Rehabilitation after surgery, Rigshospitalet. Title: "Rehabilitation after hip fracture".
2010 Workshop, Capital region – Geriatric and Medical patients. Title: “What to do with the immobilized patient”.
2011 National Conference – Implementation of research in clinical practice, Odense. Title: “Implementation of research in daily clinical practice”.
2011 Workshop, Capital region, Denmark – Treatment of lower limb amputee patients: Title: “Challenges, research and assessment of quality”.
2012 Regional amputee meeting, Hvidovre Hospital, Denmark: Title: “Cross-sectional guidelines for rehabilitation of lower limb amputee patients”.
2013 International Amputee Congress, Hvidovre Hospital, Denmark: Title: “Use of the one-leg-stand-test in lower limb amputee patients”.
2013 Swedish Orthopedic Congress, Uppsala, Sweden. Title: "Prediction of function after hip fracture".
2014 3rd Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Madrid, Spain. Title: “In-hospital physiotherapy after acute hip fracture Surgery in Denmark”.
2016 National conference – Rehabilitation after fracture, Odense, Denmark. Title: “Rehabilitation after hip fracture surgery”
2016 National hip fracture register day, Odense, Denmark. Title: “Do patients achieve the expected functional level”
2016 Pre-congress physio day, 5th Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Rome, Italy. Title: “Factors influencing rehabilitation outcome of patients with hip fracture”
2016 5th Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Rome, Italy. Title: “Survey of physiotherapy care after hip fracture: initial results from Denmark and Australia”
2017 National Amputation Conference, Middelfart, Denmark: Title: “Use of the one-leg-stand-test and the Basic Amputee Mobility Score (BAMS) in lower limb amputee patients”.
2017 Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Malmø, Sweden. Title: “Clinical practice guidelines for outcome measures in patients with hip fracture”
2018 Danish Physical Therapist Congress, Odense, Denmark. Title: The importance of early out of bed mobilization after hip fracture.
2018 Danish Physical Therapist Congress, Odense, Denmark. Title: Easily applicable measurements to assess signs of sarcopenia in daily clinical practice.
2018 1st National seminar for learning and quality improvement for treatment of patients with hip fracture, Horsens, Denmark. Title: Mobilization and training after hip fracture
2018 7th Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Dublin Ireland (pre-day). Title: Physical activity and how to enhance it after hip fracture.
2018 BACPAR, British Amputee Congress, Wolverhampton, UK (keynote). Title: The Basic Amputee Mobility Score (BAMS)/outcome measures
2018 2nd National seminar for learning and quality improvement for treatment of patients with hip fracture, Odense, Denmark. Title: Mobilization and training after hip fracture
2019 Southern Region of Denmark. Title: The orthopedic hip – Hip fractures.
2019 Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMET), Scientific amputee day, Oslo, Norway. Title: Development and validation of the Basic Amputee Mobility Score.
2019 National Norwegian FFN meeting, Oslo, Norway. 4 lectures, titles:
- Physical Therapists in a multidisciplinary team,
- Physical therapy after hip fracture - why, when and how - overview of the evidence, 3. Use of standardized outcome measures for the assessment of function after hip fracture,
- Exercise after surgery - (when) does strength training matter, recommended program for strength training after hip fracture.
2019 8th Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress, Oxford, UK (+organizing committee + chair for workshop), titles:
- Progressive resistance exercise after hip fracture surgery –why and how to do it to maximize outcome in clinical practice (Physio pre-day),
- Using physiotherapy measures for short-term follow-up (full congress),
- Outcome measures recommended for clinical and research use by the APTA, Clinical Practice Guidelines: PT Management of Older Adults with Hip Fracture.
2020 Webinars: FFN, Southern Europe and Latin America Regional Expert meetings. Panel member and short talks, Titles: Exercise for preventing falls and fractures in older people in the community and the importance of early mobilization / ambulatory status after hip fracture
2020 Webinar: The Japan CAS Research Society (JCRS): The Cumulated Ambulation Score
2021 2 webinars: US Clinical Practice Guideline - Physical Therapy Management of Older Adults with Hip Fracture. Title; Outcome measures pre-fracture and inpatient settings.
2021 Webinar: FFN Symposium at All-Russian conference with international participation Days of Osteoporosis in St. Petersburg. Osteoporosis and Geriatrics. Title; Physiotherapy interventions and outcome measures for use in clinical practice of older patients with hip fracture across the continuum of care
2021 FFN Pocket meeting, Europe. Panel member, Pillar II. Rehabilitation following fragility fracture
2021 3rd Virtual Asia-Pacific Fragility Fracture Network Pocket Meeting. Keynote, Title; “Mobilisation throughout rehabilitation process and function on discharge”2021 9th FFN Congress, Virtual. European meeting: Keynote, Title; Current guidelines on postoperative rehabilitation
PUBLICATIONS
Peer-reviewed:
2003 – 92 PubMed indexed papers; https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=%28%28%28Kristensen+MT%29+OR+%28Morten+Tange+K%29%29+NOT+%28Reventlow+S%29%29+NOT+%28Arreskov+AB%29&sort=date&size=200
Google scholar H-index=32 Citations=3373, Dec 29th, 2021.
Link to profile. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=_1fJPdsAAAAJ&hl=da
CONGRESS PRESENTATIONS:
2005 - now More than 50 abstracts presented at national or international conferences, including 2 World Congresses in Physical Therapy, 5 congresses (EFORT) arranged by the European Orthopedic Society, 1 ISPO World Congress, and 7 Fragility Fracture Network Global Congresses (Kristensen MT as first and presenting author).
Chaired or co-chaired 12 national/international congress sessions or symposias
Member of the local organising comitee for the 2017 FFN Global Network Congress, Malmø, Sweden. Member of the scientifc comitee for the FFN, virtual congress 2021.
2010 - now More than 60 abstracts presented at regional, national and international conferences by students or collaborators (Kristensen MT as senior author)
BOOK CHAPTERS:
- Ortopædkirurgi for ergoterapeuter og fysioterapeuter. 1.udgave, Munksgaard, København 2009.
page 67-75, accelererede forløb i det ortopædkirurgiske speciale. Husted H, Holm G, Kristensen MT, Tingskov L, Kehlet H.
- Ergoterapi og Fysioterapi til Ældre. 1. udgave, Munksgaard, København 2012. Kapitel 5, Fald og Hoftebrud. Kristensen MT, Faber LL.
OCCATIONAL REVIEWER ASSIGNMENTS:
2006 - now Clinical Rehabilitation, American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy Theory and Practice, Acta Orthopaedica, Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, European Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, Clinical Interventions in Ageing, BMJ Open, Disability & Rehabilitation, BMC Anaesthesiology, Prosthetics and Orthotics International, Age and Ageing, BMC Geriatrics, BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, Injury, Journal of Cachexia Sarcopenia and Muscle, Physical Therapy, Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine.
EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIP:
2010-2017 World Journal of Orthopedics
2020 - now Joint Diseases and Related Surgery (international advisory board).
RESEARCH COORDINATION/SUPERVISION:
2002 - now In-hospital rehabilitation and outcome measure projects for patients with hip fracture (since 2002), lower limb amputation (since 2010), Clavicle fractures (since 2011), Achilles Tendon Rupture (since 2013) major abdominal surgery (since 2014), and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (since 2016), Departments of Physical Therapy and Orthopedic Surgery, Amager-Hvidovre Hospital, University of Copenhagen.
2008 - now Rehabilitation and outcome measure projects for patients with hip fracture, outpatient setting, Lolland Municipality (Jan Overgaard)
2010 - now Rehabilitation projects for patient's with lower limb amputation and diabetes, outpatient setting, Copenhagen Municipality (Kajsa Lindberg).
2011 - 2014 Rehabilitation projects for patients with acute exacerbation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Frederikssund Hospital (Linette Marie Kofoed).
2019 - Rehabilitation projects for older people and patients with hip fracture, outpatient setting, Gentofte Municipality, in preparation (Niklas Grundt Hansen)
2021 - Co-lead of Research unit, Department of Physical and Occupational Therapy, Bispebjerg-Frederiksberg Hospital.
RESEARCH COLLABORATION (international):
2011 – now Research collaboration and MSc/PhD-student exchange with:
Professor José J. Jiménez Moleón, MD, University of Granada, Spain; Professor Kathleen Kline Mangione, PT, Arcadia University, United States; and Professor Catherine Sherrington, PT, University of Sydney, Australia.
Research collaboration with:
Assistant Professor Christine M. McDonough, Boston University School of Public Health and Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, United States; Professor Marcie Harris-Hayes, Washington University School of Medicine, United States; Physiatrist Giorgio Ferriero at Fondazione Salvatore Maugeri, IRCCS, Italy; Associate Professor Cecilia Rogmark, Skåne University Hospital Malmö/Lund University, Sweden; Associate Professor Terje Gjøvaag OsloMet, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway; Professor Stefaan Nijs, UZ Leuven, Belgium. Katie Sheehan, UKRI Future Leaders Fellow | Lecturer Health Services Research/Rehabilitation Department of Population Health Sciences, School of Population Health & Environmental Sciences Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine, King’s College London.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
2003-now More than 100 hours post graduate (BSc or MSc-level) lectures at courses, seminars, or meetings at University Hospitals, outpatient facilities, The Danish Physical Therapy Organization, The Capital region of Denmark, University of Southern Denmark and University of Copenhagen.
TRUSTED POSITIONS:
- Board member and scientific coordinator for the Danish Physical Therapy Organization in the group developing and writing the National Referendum Program for Hip Fracture treatment in Denmark.
2011-2015 Scientific coordinator and co-editor (with Kajsa Lindberg) for the Capital Regional amputee rehabilitation group developing and writing evidence and consensus-based guidelines for rehabilitation of patients with lower limb amputation.
2014 - 2021 Group member (invited) for the development and writing Clinical Practice Guidelines for the physical therapy management of persons with fragility fracture of the hip. Collaboration between the Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapy and the Orthopedic Section of the American Physical Therapy Association’s.
2015 - now Representing the Danish Physical Therapy Organization in the National Register/database for patients with hip fracture in Denmark.
2017 - 2020 The Danish Health Authorities, advisory board, national clinical guidelines.
2017-2020 Member of the national expert team for quality improvement of the treatment for the older hip fracture patients in Denmark
2019 - now Co-lead with Professor Cathie Sherrington, Sydney University, Australia, of the international Fragility Fracture Network, physical therapy special interest group
2019 - 2011-2015 Scientific coordinator and co-editor (with Alice Røpke and Signe Hulsbæk) for the Capital Regional hip fracture group revising and writing evidence and consensus-based guidelines for rehabilitation of patients with hip fracture.
FUNDED RESEARCH (in total 6.016.407 DKK):
2007 - now Main or co-applicant:
Danish Physical Therapy Organization: 271.000 DKK (2007-2017, main applicant); Capital Region’s research foundation: 510.000 DKK (2011, main applicant); IMK foundation: 592.000 DKK (2013, co-applicant) Hvidovre Hospital’s research foundation: 100.000 DKK (2015, main applicant); Capital Region’s research foundation: 750.000 DKK (2016, main applicant), Hvidovre Hospital’s research foundation: 50.000 DKK (2017, co-applicant); Capital Region’s cross-sectorial research foundation: 450.000 DKK (2017, main applicant). Research Foundation (strategic funds), Amager-Hvidovre Hospital: 166.371 DKK (2018, main applicant)
Applications by student’s/collaborators:
Jan Overgaard, research PT, MSc, from 2009-2013: 166.500 DKK (Danish Physical Therapy Organization); 2021: 1 Million DKK (Edith og Henrik Henriksens Mindelegat) Kajsa Lindberg, PT, 2011: 39.000 DKK (Danish Physical Therapy Organization); Linette Marie Kofod, research PT, MR, 2012: 125.000 DKK (North Zealand Hospital’s Research Foundation), 2019: 122.600 DKK (Pulmonary Associationn): Lise Kronborg, PT, PhD-student from 2012-2014: 456.750 DKK (Danish Physical Therapy Organization), 100.000 DKK (Hvidovre Hospital’s research foundation), 100.000 DKK (Lundbeck Foundation, MVU funds). Maria Swennergren Hansen, PT, MSc, PhD-student 2018: 250.000 DKK (The Danish Physical Therapist Organization fund), 2018: 90.000 DKK (The Research Foundation, Amager and Hvidovre Hospital). Signe Hulsbæk, PT, MSc, PhD-student; 2018: 69.000 DKK (Research Foundation, Amager-Hvidovre Hospital), 2018: 300.000 DKK (The Capital Region of Denmark, cross-continuum funds). Linette Marie Kofod, research PT, MR, PhD-student,; 2019: 200.000 DKK (Research Foundation, Amager-Hvidovre Hospital); 2020: 55.000 DKK (Danish Physical therapy Organization); 2021: 250.000 Swedish K (Örebro University -foundation). Emma Ghaziani, OT, PhD, Post-Doc 2021: 124.186 DKK (Capital Region’s cross-sectorial research foundation).
Expertise
15 years of experience in running; large cross-sectional and follow-up cohort studies; development and reliability of outcome measure studies; feasibility and randomized controlled rials. Development of clinical practice guidelines; supervision of students from BSc to PhD level; review of scientific papers; censoring at university level.
Primære forskningsområder
The main focus areas are 1) determine the feasibility of physical rehabilitation interventions 2) examine the effect of such interventions proven feasible, 3) development and validation of outcome measures, and 4) examination of factors influencing in-hospital outcome, primarily in patients with hip fracture and after dys-vascular lower limb amputation, but also involved in studies of patients with Geriatric disorders, major abdominal surgery, Lung diseases, Diabetes, Clavicle fractures and Achilles tendon ruptures.
Aktuel forskning
- Development of a new basic mobility score system for patients with lower limb amputation.
- Examine the feasibility of IMT for patients with hypercapnia.
- Examine the feasibility of an intensive mobilization protocol for patients following major abdominal surgery
- Reliability of 8 outcome measures used in outpatient settings for patients with hip fracture
- Examine characteristics and functional outcome of "younger" patients with hip fracture
- Examine the efficacy of ankle range of motion versus none, following Achilles tendon rupture
- Preparing new intervention studies combining exercise with anabolic steroids and protein supplements in patients with hip fracture.
- Preparing new studies validating outcome measures for the assessment of elongation of the Achilles tendon after rupture.
Mulige interessekonflikter
None
Eksterne ansættelser
Professor, Institut for Klinisk Medicin, Københavns Universitet
1 maj 2021 → …
Associate Professor, Institut for Klinisk Medicin, Københavns Universitet
1 jan. 2020 → 30 apr. 2021
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Alcohol and drug use in adults younger than 60 years with hip fracture - A comparison of validated instruments and the clinical eye: A prospective multicenter cohort study of 218 patients
Rogmark, C., Magnusson, Å., Svanholm, S., Viberg, B., Kristensen, M. T., Palm, H., Overgaard, S. & Rönnquist, S. S., okt. 2024, I: Injury. 55, 10, 7 s.Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Forskning › peer review
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Applying both the 30-s and the 5-repetition sit-to-stand tests captures dissimilar groups and a broader spectrum of physical abilities in mobility-limited older individuals: results from the BIOFRAIL study
Hansen, P., Nygaard, H., Ryg, J., Kristensen, M. T. & Suetta, C., 7 dec. 2024, (E-pub ahead of print) I: European Geriatric Medicine.Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Forskning › peer review
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Association between additional weekend rehabilitation and functional outcomes in patients with hip fractures: does age affect the effectiveness of weekend rehabilitation?
Ogawa, T., Onuma, R., Sagae, H., Schermann, H., Kristensen, M. T., Fushimi, K., Yoshii, T. & Jinno, T., 4 maj 2024, (E-pub ahead of print) I: European Geriatric Medicine.Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Forskning › peer review
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Comparison of two electronic dynamometers for measuring handgrip strength
Rolsted, S. K., Andersen, K. D., Dandanell, G., Dall, C. H., Zilmer, C. K., Bülow, K. & Kristensen, M. T., jun. 2024, I: Hand surgery & rehabilitation. 43, 3, s. 101692 101692.Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Forskning › peer review
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Early Mobilisation and exercise after fragility fracture
Kristensen, M. T., Keene, D. J. & Queirós, C., jan. 2024, Early Mobilisation and exercise after fragility fracture. Springer Cham, s. 129 142 s.Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Bidrag til bog/antologi › Formidling
Priser
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The Danish Physical Therapy Associations Special Research Award
Kristensen, M. T. (Modtager), 2010
Pris: Priser, stipendier, udnævnelser
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Best Paper of the Year: Efficacy of early controlled motion of the ankle compared with no motion in non-operative treatment of patients with an acute Achilles tendon rupture. An assessor blinded randomized controlled trial.
Barfod, K. W. (Modtager), Swennergren Hansen, M. (Modtager), Hölmich, P. (Modtager), Kristensen, M. T. (Modtager) & Troelsen, A. (Modtager), 2018
Pris: Priser, stipendier, udnævnelser
Aktiviteter
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