Nettsider med emneord «Health and social care»

The research project is about digital monitoring of patients with symptoms of infections, such as Covid-19

EATWELL seeks to enrich the current sustainable-food-systems-for-health agenda by including important socio-cultural aspects besides the more common nutritional, biological, ecological, and technological aspects in the development of an integrated approach to food system. EATWELL takes Bhutan as a leading example.

Across the North Sea Region, many people are experiencing social isolation and/or loneliness. This is a multifaceted problem and finding a solution requires action from multiple agencies for its successful alleviation. 

International cooperation with local adjustments is necessary to solve many of the challenges facing the world. The global societal challenges are big and if they are to be tackled, cooperation across national borders is important. Due to this, the government’s goal is for more than half of those graduating from Norwegian higher education institutions to spend time studying abroad.

LETSGO (Lifestyle and Empowerment Techniques in Survivorship of Gynecologic Oncology) is a multicenter intervention study on follow-up after gynecologic cancer involving 12 Norwegian hospitals.

Over the past 40 years, research has revealed that the foundation for lifelong health is particularly established from conception to two years of age. Nutrition is a particularly important factor in this regard.

The project is about children and young people having the best possible health in their everyday lives and enabling public health nurses at public health centres and schools to provide care on the basis of the best available knowledge in order to better help everyone. 

SSPH is an interdisciplinary research group that focuses on the relationship between social conditions, physical environments, and psychosocial/mental health in the population.