Projects

Cochrane Norway

Overview over activities at Cochrane Norway.

Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Surveys

The Commonwealth Fund (CMWF) is a foundation in the United States, which aims to promote healthcare systems with better accessibility, quality and efficiency.

Communication- and education interventions for woman with gestation diabetes a systematic mapping review

A systematic mapping review about the effect of and experiences with communication and education interventions for women with gestational diabetes.

Comprehensive approach towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC)

The aim of the proposal is to make a substantial contribution to the Norwegian efforts of supporting UHC globally and in LMICs.

Consolidation of the HERA-WGS-infrastructure and capacity building at NIPH to enhance microbial surveillance and preparedness

Controlled donation after circulatory death (cDCD) using normothermic regional perfusion in patients who die after withdrawal of life sustaining treatment

An HTA on organ donation with the use of normothermic regional perfusion in patients who die of cardiac and respiratory arrest after withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment.

Coordination of Quality Indicator Data for OECD

The Norwegian Knowledge Centre is responsible for the coordination and quality assurance of the Norwegian reporting to the OECD health indicator project Health Care Quality Indicators (HCQI).

Correlations between different parenting practices and well-being in children: a systematic mapping review’

The Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs wants an overview of research that has looked at correlations between different ways of doing parenting and well-being in children.

Cost effectiveness, efficacy and safety of PFO closure as compared to medical management for patients with cryptogenic ischaemic stroke

This project will assess the cost-effectiveness, effectiveness and organisational consequences of this method.

COVID-19 AMONG IMMIGRANTS

Covid-19 and impact on mental health: a longitudinal, multi-national study (C-Me).

The research project C-Me will use data from the Norwegian Mother, Father and Child cohort (MoBa) to answer key questions regarding the mental health impact of Covid-19 in the adolescent and adult population.

COVID-19 and pregnancy (CoronaPreg)

This project will use the Norwegian health registries to understand the consequences of COVID-19 in pregnant women.

CP Study (MOBAND) (project description)

The CP Study is based on data from the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study (MoBa) and its Danish equivalent "Bedre Sundhed for Mor og Barn" (BSMB).

Custody and living arrangements after parents separate: consequences, experiences, and factors influencing the lives and mental health of children and adolescents - Protocol for a systematic review

We aim to conduct a systematic review of research on the consequences of, experiences with and factors related to custody and living arrangements that affect children and adolescents.

Dementia villages and other modern forms of residential care for persons with dementia - Protocol for a systematic review

The purpose of this systematic review is to examine the effect of dementia villages and other modern forms of residential care for people with dementia, compared with traditional residential care offers.

Dependency/Addiction

In this project we will be studying social representations of addiction.

Design and implementation of a growth-monitoring digital health intervention to improve the identification and management of malnutrition in Rwanda

Design and implementation of Digital health Interventions to improve the childhood immunization program in Rwanda

Determinants of hypertension following pregnancy

The project will contribute to our understanding of the life-course epidemiology of cardiovascular disease in women and guide in the development of relevant intervention strategies.

Development of a rapid serological screening test for TB (TBRT project)

A rapid serological screening method for detecting tuberculosis disease and monitoring the efficacy of new vaccines.