International experiences with primary health care teams

26.06.2024 - Health and life science

This week, Erik Magnus Sæther, Emilie Aandahl, Kine Pedersen, and Hanna Isabel Løyland participated in a research workshop on international experiences with primary health care teams. The workshop brought together researchers from Norway, France, Germany, and Canada, in addition to representatives from the Norwegian Directorate of Health and the Ministry of Health and Care Services.

The workshop was organized as part of a project where Oslo Economics, the University of Oslo, and the Norwegian Centre for Rural Medicine evaluated the trial of primary health care teams in Norway, commissioned by the Norwegian Directorate of Health.

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