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Stakeholder process
Translating academic ethics to real world practice (09.07.2018)
How can we secure that decision makers in health are being held accountable for how they prioritize 鈥� also to those who are negatively affected by the decisions made? A newly published paper in International Journal of Health Policy and Management presents a checklist to ensure legitimate stakeholder participation in healthcare decisions.
Gruppebilde av seminardeltakerne underveis i seminaret.
Having the Municipalities of B忙rum and Bergen on board (29.06.2018)
SEFAS has started our new RCN-financed Project LIVE@Home.Path aimed at improving the quality of time spend at home for persons with dementia.
Bilde av SEFAS' leder og eldreministerens p氓 sistnevntes kontor
Minister for the Elderly and Public Health asks SEFAS for input (29.06.2018)
The Minister wanted our views on how to improve palliative care for the elderly and people with dementia.
SFF plaque
A Second 5 Years! (27.06.2018)
CISMAC will continue as a Centre of Excellence for another 5 years!
UiB Magazine 2018/2019
UiB Magazine 2018/2019 (21.06.2018)
The latest English language UiB Magazine is now published with input from IGS, CIH and CISMAC!
Ole Frithjof Norheim receiving the award
Awarded research group of the year! (18.06.2018)
The Global Health Priorities Research Group was awarded research group of the year by the Faculty of Medicine at UiB.
CIH Annual Report 2017
CIH Annual Report 2017 (06.06.2018)
2017 was a year filled with changes for CIH 鈥� but the Centre鈥檚 vision remains constant: CIH鈥檚 research and education in Global Health will contribute to improved health for the poorer populations of the world.
policy brief by Eirik J. Tranv氓g (29.05.2018)
Guri R酶rtveit
IGS Department Day 2018 (22.05.2018)
IGS holds an annual gathering for the whole Department on the second Wednesday in May. Led and organized by the Department鈥檚 Research Committee, the Day provides an opportunity for people from this large and diverse Department to meet and mingle.
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Interdisciplinary networks enhance care home research (08.05.2018)
Norways' Elderly-BOTT can learn from network infrastructures in the Netherlands and UK.
Renowned biostatistician holds CISMAC-supported statistics course (03.05.2018)
Stan Lemeshow, Professor of Biostatistics at the College of Public Health, The Ohio State University, Columbus in the US held a CISMAC-supported course in 鈥淟ogistic Regression鈥� in our partner institution, Innlandet Hospital Trust 12 - 16 March 2018.
Titel page CISMAC annual report
CISMAC Annual Report 2017 (03.05.2018)
In this year's annual report you can read about the large portfolio of CISMAC's research studies as well as other approaches to produce valuable research findings.
Field in Madhesh region in Nepal
Fostering linkages between CISMAC partner scientists (27.04.2018)
On 11 March 2018 a satellite meeting was held to explore opportunities and mechanisms to foster and strengthen linkages between CISMAC partner scientists. 18 participant from 9 partner institutions in India, Nepal, Pakistan, Uganda, Zambia and Norway participated.
Landscape
CISMAC Protocol Papers (27.04.2018)
CISMAC publishes its trial protocols, preferably in open access journals, enabling readers of our upcoming research papers to verify that plans and procedures are adhered to, that our findings are faithful to our research protocols.
Professor Richard Cookson
Paper of the year 2018 in Value in Health Journal (20.04.2018)
Published at HSR Journal
Interview with Ole Frithjof Norheim about Universal Health Coverage (23.03.2018)
Director of Global Health Priorities Ole Frithjof Norheim was interviewed about Universal Health Coverage by the Journal of Health Systems & Reform.
SEFAS 氓rsmelding / annual report 2017
SEFAS annual report 2017 (22.03.2018)
Read about our research, education and dissemination.
Nepal home visit
Overcoming research challenges (16.03.2018)
The research process can be arduous, but few projects are also beset by as many natural disasters as the Peanut butter - B12 study by CIH researcher, Tor Strand, and colleagues in Nepal.

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