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Webinar: Investigating brain cancer? Ask KI for guidance

The theme of this webinar was the history of AI at Helse Midt. There were examples from radiology and diagnostics, as well as a discussion about the path from needs to a service. The speaker also touched on sustainable AI, applied research and synthetic data for training AI models.

Tverrfaglig forskning bidrar til bedre digital hjemmeoppfølging

Hva skjer når forskere, teknologer, helsepersonell, jurister og samfunnsvitere møtes for å diskutere hvordan de kan bidra til bedre forskning om digital hjemmeoppfølging og hvilke «kunnskapshull» de ser? 

How can AI help detect potential adverse drug effects

How can AI and large language models be used to detect potential adverse drug events. This was the topic in this webinar the 11th of April.

Terje Wistner er ny styringsgruppeleder for Nasjonalt senter for e-helseforskning

Fra 28. mars 2025 tar Terje Wistner over som styringsgruppeleder for Nasjonalt senter for e-helseforskning. Wistner har lenge vært en tilhenger av kunnskapsbasert utvikling innen e-helse, og mener at forskning er viktig for å få til enda bedre helsetjenester i fremtiden.

How to price services in public-public collaboration?

Nothing is free, so how should you price digital home monitoring services? 

We explored the answer at the webinar on April 4. 

From Research to Reality: How AI is changing healthcare

Discover how cutting-edge AI is transforming healthcare at CAIR-Lab, Karolinska Institutet’s unique innovation hub. This webinar explored how the lab develops, tests, and implements AI solutions to improve hospital applications.

A busy day, a potential medication error

How does drug information move between GPs, home care and nursing homes?

Volunteer coordination and work inclusion

Here we discuss how we can solve the challenge of a shortage of healthcare professionals. Could part of the answer lie in recruiting volunteers or small, paid assignments?

Without people, no e-health

The COVID-19 pandemic efficiently halted all physical meetings across borders right at the start of the knowledge-sharing project between the Polish Ministry of Health and the Norwegian Centre for E-health Research. Yet, thanks to people’s creativity, great digital solutions were found. 

How general practitioners and municipalities aim to solve information challenges

Critical emails disappearing in overflowing inboxes, insufficient awareness of municipal health services, and continuously updated procedures from authorities failing to reach GP offices — this is how many general practitioners and municipal employees describe the current situation regarding information sharing.