A randomized controlled pilot study examining the effect of adding KAATSU training to pelvic floor muscle training for women with stress urinary incontinence

Developing patient information about the pelvic floor and training, and teaching doctors, midwives and other birth professionals about treatment of birth-related injuries.

2015 International Continence Society, annual meeting Montreal Canada, Short oral presentation: ”Pelvic floor muscle training and lifestyle advice to reduce pelvic organ prolapse, a randomised controlled trial”2015 Nordic Urogynecological Association (NUGA), presentation of results from the study: ”Pelvic floor muscle training and lifestyle advice to reduce pelvic organ prolapse, a randomised controlled trial”2014 Danish urogynecological Society, annual meeting, presentation of : ”Guidelines for the physiotherapeutic management of men and women with stress urinnary incontinence”2014: SOMT Pelvic education: Lectures Pelvic floor and Pelvic Organ Prolaps, What is the role of Pelvic Physiotherapy in Patients with POP? Evidence based overview of Physical Therapy results. Patient evaluation including POP-Q and treatment options, Zentrum Artos, Interlaken 21-22 March 20142013: Danish urogynecological Society annual meeting, presentation of PhD research protocol2012: Danish urogynecological Society annual meeting: Translation and validation of thePelvic Floor Distress Inventory-20 (PFDI-20) and the Pelvic Floor Impact Questionnaire-7 (PFIQ-7) in Danish2011: WCPT, Amsterdam:” Therapeutic options for adults with anorectal dysfunctions, clincal practice and evidence”2011: Nordic urotherapy associations annual meeting, Copenhagen: ”Evidence for pelvic floor muscle training”2010: Danish urogynecological Society, Consequences of new national reforms on the treatment of patients with pelvic floor disorders2009: Nordic Urogynecological Associations annual meeting, Iceland, interdisciplinary discussion about patient case2008: Kontinenskonferencen (National conference): Pro et contra pelvic floor muscle training or surgery for the treatment of stress urinary incontinencePresent-2004: University College Sjælland, diploma courses at bachelor level on pelvic floor disordersPresent-2000: Lectures for health personnel and the public on evidence-baseed physiotherapy

PhD completed at Faculty of health and medical sciences, University of Copenhagen. Title of PhD project: Lifestyle advice and pelvic floor muscle training for women with pelvic organ prolapse. Thesis defense 27th of november 2015.

Teaching and development. Quality improvement