Latest news

New head of centre

Line Helen Linstad will be the new head of the Norwegian Centre for E-health Research. She will take up the position on 1 July.

Webinarer: Objektiv formidling eller forkledd reklame?

Webinarer frister med faglig påfyll og å høre om det nyeste av det nye. Men er dette objektiv formidling eller reklame i en munter innpakning? Les kronikk i Forskerforum av Anne Gerd Granås, professor i samfunnsfarmasi ved Farmasøytisk institutt, UiO og forskningssjef i MedThings og Nora MacLaren, tidligere seniorrådgiver ved E-helseforskning.

Webinar: Adverse events when prescribing medicines in hospitals

How does the introduction of electronic charts affect the prescribing of medicines? Which errors disappear and which new ones arise? This was the topic of the webinar on June 13.

Shortage of healthcare personnel – Could technology and AI be the solution?

This was the central question at a recent breakfast meeting held at UiT, the Arctic University of Norway. Organized by Kompetansebehovsutvalget, the event brought together professionals to discuss how digital solutions might advance healthcare services.

Vår årsrapport for 2024 er her

Vi er glade for å presentere vår årsrapport for 2024 som inneholder en presentasjon av fjorårets høydepunkter innen vår forskning på e-helse. Vi har gått bort i fra pdf/papirformatet og har heller laget en dedikert online versjon av rapporten. God lesning!

Webinar: Using AI to train emergency call operators

How can AI be used to provide the best possible training for emergency call operators? This was the topic of the webinar on 23 May, where we heard about how language models can be used to simulate callers.

Webinar: Drug app for managing narcotic and addictive medication

How can an app and a camera be used to double-check narcotic and addictive medications in a hospital? This was the topic of the webinar on May 16.

Digital hjemmeoppfølging kan bli avgjørende i ny kreftstrategi

Webinar: How does new technology change practice and ethics?

How are practices and ethics changed by the introduction of new technology in care services? That was the topic of the webinar on May 9.

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.