Collaborating in networks gives value, access to new knowledge and the opportunity to find new partners.
Collaborating in networks nationally and internationally gives researchers the opportunity to get more out of their work. It is important for the research career and for the opportunity to apply for research funding.
The Norwegian Centre for E-health Research is a member of many different organizations and networks that provide enhanced collaboration opportunities.
The working group contributes to European citizens having opportunities to collect, curate and control their health information.
DIPEx International (Database of Individual Patients' Experiences) is a network of senior researchers who do qualitative research on people’s experiences with health and illness.
29-06-2021The network's goal is to strengthen multidisciplinary research nationally, and to gather and disseminate information to the research communities that follow the development. We believe that by collaborating and sharing knowledge we can achieve more than each of us.
29-06-2021IMIA is the world body for health and biomedical informatics. IMIA provides leadership and expertise to the multidisciplinary, health focused community and to policy makers. Inherent in IMIA’s role is to bring together, from a global perspective, scientists, researchers, users, vendors, developers, consultants and suppliers in an environment of cooperation and sharing.
29-06-2021The group searches and develops common Nordic indicators for e-health functionalities and services and tests them to produce Nordic e-health benchmark data for use by national and international policy makers and scientific communities to support development of Nordic welfare.
29-06-2021The Participatory Health and Social Media Working Group (PHSMWG) aims to be IMIA’s vehicle for stakeholder engagement in Social Media. Its membership will be international, inclusive, and multidisciplinary.
29-06-2021We research the introduction and testing of electronic health records. The research takes place in projects built around the national pilot project Helseplattfomen, the national vision of One Citizen - One Health Record and the development of DIPS Arena.
29-06-2021The Health and Welfare Technology (HWT) Research Network facilitates coordinating HWT research and strengthening, expanding, and consolidating the Nordic countries' knowledge within this field.
03-02-2022National expertise network regarding children as the next of kin. Our goal is to prevent and treat problems that arrise when children's parents are sick or dealing with addiction.
29-06-2021EHTEL supports all stakeholders in their interest and engagement in e-health. It does so by providing first-hand insight and information about what drives key e-health policies, frameworks and deployments in Europe.
29-06-2021HIMSS Europe is the European branch of HIMSS, which is the largest member organization for health-IT in the world. The Norwegian Centre for E-health Research is representet in HIMSS' governing council. HIMSS has a subgroup that promotes womens' interests in the field of health-IT.
29-06-2021Health Technology Assessment international (HTAi) is a global scientific collegiate for everyone who produces, uses or supports HTA. HTAi has members in over 65 countries who represent researchers, organizations, politicians, businesses, academia, health professionals, and patients/users.
29-06-2021KIN er et nasjonalt nettverk for kunstig intelligens i helsetjenesten som består av ulike fagmiljøer fra hele landet. Nettverket har en «bottom-up» tilnærming og et formål om å dele erfaringer og sette viktige problemstillinger rundt klinisk implementering av kunstig intelligens på agendaen. Vi knytter sammen fagmiljøer gjennom å etablere møteplasser for felles diskusjon og utveksling av kunnskap om implementering av kunstig intelligens i helsesektoren.
29-06-2021SANKS is a national, Sami expertise serivce, whose aim is to give the Sami people equal access to services regarding mental health and addiction management.
29-06-2021Helsetjenesten i Norge står over store utfordringer – vi blir flere, vi blir eldre og vi forventer mer. For at pasientene skal ha gode og likeverdige helsetjenester må vi tenke nytt. Vi og mange andre jobber med å skape nye tjenestemodeller som utfordrer de eksisterende strukturene.
28-11-2023The Norwegian Centre for E-health Research is a World Health Organization (WHO) collaborating centre for digital health and telemedicine. This means that the centre provides advice to WHO and its member countries on e-health matters. The Norwegian Centre for E-health Research has been a WHO Collaborating Centre since 2002.
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Here is a selection of collaboration partners in projects and other contexts. The list is not complete, as the list is under construction.
12 December 2023