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Tonny Jæger Pedersen is a Visiting Researcher at the Research Center for Person-Centred Rehabilitation at the University of Southern Denmark. He holds a Ph.D. and a Master's degree in Health Science. His research focuses on the predictive power of currently used measurements in assessing patients with hip fractures. Pedersen employs a multi-stage approach using focus groups to critically examine the attitudes of staff members and the systematic use of measurement functions in rehabilitation settings. He actively contributes to the field of rehabilitation research and has presented numerous talks on Artificial Intelligence in rehabilitation tools. His collaborations span various research areas, particularly in understanding how to identify and manage frailty across sectors, as demonstrated in his participation in the HISS project aimed at extracting insights and generating reports on service usage and access to information devices.
University of Southern Denmark • Odense, Denmark
Conducted research on person-centred rehabilitation and predictive measurements for hip fracture patients.
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