Anders Møller Jensen

Anders Møller Jensen (AMJ) is a researcher at VIA University College, Denmark. 

AMJ graduated with a master of science in sport science and health from the University of Southern Denmark (2003) and has since worked within the field of dementia care. His first employment was as leader of the Reminiscence Center in Ringkjoebing County (2003), and with his engagement in the Danish Reminiscence Research Project (2005–2008), he was employed by the CVU Mid-West Development and Research Department. Since the formation of VIA University College (2008), AMJ has been employed there with a focus on dementia care research. 

In 2010–2017, AMJ served as an external consultant in reminiscence at the Danish Dementia Research Centre, Copenhagen. In 2014, the National Board of Social Services appointed AMJ to an expert group on physical activity and dementia, and he was from 2016-20 member of the expert group of the DEM-REHAB project at REHPA. From 2017–19, AMJ served as an expert advisor for the dementia-friendly hospital project at the Danish Dementia Research Centre. In 2019, he won the Student Award for Outstanding Methodological Innovation in Gerontological Nursing Research from the International Journal of Older People Nursing, and AMJ has a PhD in health sciences with a focus on nursing and hospital care for patients with dementia. 

AMJ has been a board member of the Danish Gerontological Society, a member of the editorial board of the Danish journal Gerontology, the chairman of the Danish reminiscence research network, and is currently a board member at Alzheimer Foreningen. AMJ has experience with several EU funded projects and international collaborations.