Systematic reviews & Health technology assessments
A systematic review is the result of comprehensive and relevant research results at a given time.
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Projects
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Norwegian Branch of the Nordic Cochrane Centre (project description)
The Norwegian branch of the Nordic Cochrane Centre (NbNCC) is part of the international Cochrane Collaboration.
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Effect of early, brief computerized interventions on risky alcohol use and risky cannabis use among young people (project description)
Young people defines as aged 15 to 25 years who are high or risky consumers of either one or both of alcohol/cannbis.
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Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) in Norwegian (project description)
The Norwegian Electronic Health Library will ensure that the most important terms in the tesaurus Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) is translated into Norwegian.
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Reports and publications
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Research gaps identified in systematic reviews and health technology assessments published by the Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services in 2015
This is an annual report of the knowledge gaps that we have identified during our work with systematic reviews and health technology assessments (HTA).
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Effect of general practitioner’s presence at accident site: a systematic review
National expertise service for traumatology asked the Norwegian Institute of Public Health to examine the effect the presence of a general practitioner on accident site.
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Tailored information and education for patients with immigrant or minority backgrounds: a systematic reference list
We have conducted a literature search and provided an overview of the literature evaluating effects of tailored information and patient education for patients with immigrant or minority background.
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