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Kunstig intelligens diagnostiserer deg

Radiologer og leger i Vestre Viken er blant de første i Norge som får hjelp av kunstig intelligens til å tolke røntgenbilder. Dette skal bidra til enda bedre bildediagnostikk for pasienter. Nasjonalt senter for e-helseforskning skal drive følgeforskning på prosjektet.

Can be independent longer

Norwegian health authorities agree that remote care and monitoring is here to stay. Municipalities are responsible for making it happen and the national government assists with guidance and financing.

Can an app reduce morning sickness?

Up to 20 per cent of pregnant women take anti-nausea medication. Would eating differently have been enough? When is it so serious that the woman needs to go to hospital?

Watch a webinar about morning sickness, medication and a newly developed app.

How AI can benefit healthcare

At the Open Day on 29 March, researchers talked about how artificial intelligence can be used to improve patient care and make the health services more efficient.

Dementia and searching for "automagic"

For people with dementia, there is far too little that magically resolves itself. But when technology works as it should, there is an almost magical sense of security for both the user, relatives and healthcare personnel.

Watch the recording about the right technology at the right time for people with dementia.

Everything a teenager can have questions about

When a young person wonders about flirting, choosing a high school or anxiety, where do they find answers? Ung.no is the site to check!

How to take care of the whole youth, not just their health?

Municipalities embrace radical innovation to cope with an ageing population

The sharp increase in the number of elderly people and the shortage of health personnel require new digital solutions for health and care services.

The future of digital mediciation management

Everything from making medications to successful treatment. What is most important for patients? During the webinar on 14 April, we took a look at the big trends in Europe.

Erik (65) is too complicated for the health service

Every morning, Erik O. Huseby wakes up with terrible nausea. The most important thing for him is to get relief. But he is struggling to get the health service to take a holistic view of his diagnoses and symptoms, which are very intertwined. They are set up to look at one diagnosis at a time.

Using the correct dose for children

A small body needs less medicine. Use KOBLE to check the correct dosage of medication for children.