About Louise

I have a background as a midwife and hold a Master of Science in Health Science, with several years of clinical experience in pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care across both public and private healthcare settings. This broad clinical experience has provided me with valuable insight into the healthcare system from within.

Through my work at the Danish Centre for Health Economics, I have developed strong research-related competencies in areas such as register-based research, project management, grant writing, data management, and quantitative analysis. I also have extensive experience in interdisciplinary and cross-sector research collaboration, scientific writing, and both academic and public dissemination of research findings.

The combination of a deep understanding of clinical practice and strong analytical and academic skills allows me to take a holistic and practice-oriented approach to research.

In addition to my academic and clinical background, I bring broad experience from board work and voluntary leadership roles in sports organisations, as well as financial and strategic responsibilities in both national boards and private companies. These experiences have strengthened my understanding of organisational governance, economic decision-making, and strategic processes.

My diverse background as a midwife, entrepreneur, and researcher has contributed to the development of strong project management skills and the ability to maintain a broad strategic overview while managing complex projects.