Evaluation of the work relevance in Norwegian nursing education

20.05.2022 - Labor market, welfare and society

As the population ages, the demand for health care services is expected to increase. Innovation, digitalization, and the use of welfare technology will be crucial to meet the increasing demand. On behalf of the Norwegian Association of Local and Regional Authorities (KS), Oslo Economics will evaluate the work relevance in the Norwegian nursing education for the local health services.

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