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Here you will find weekly reports on coronavirus, influenza and other respiratory tract infections in Norway. The summary is translated to English below.
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Division for Health Services at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH) conducted a rapid review of prevalence of common human coronaviruses. This rapid review was commissioned by the Division for Infection Control, NIPH.
Systematic review
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The purpose of this rapid synthesis was to identify research that examines which individual risk factors may predict hospitalization, serious illness, and death after infection with the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2.
Systematic review
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In this rapid review, we summarise research on the proportion of patients who get long-term symptoms, which long-term symptoms occur after COVID-19, how long the symptoms persist and which patient groups that have the greatest risk of experiencing long-term symptoms.
Health technology assessment
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This report demonstrates that the COVID-19 pandemic has hit people with low education and household income disproportionately, although adjustment for age, sex, municipality of residence and country of birth decreases the differences.
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This rapid review is the 1st update in the series “COVID-19: Long-Term Effects of COVID-19” replacing our previous report published on March 3rd, 2021.
Systematic review
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The Division of Health Services in the Norwegian Institute of Public Health conducted a second update of a review on scandinavian research about welfare, equality, social conditions, and quality of life.
Mapping review
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This rapid review has been commissioned on behalf of the Integration Department in the Ministry of Education.
Systematic review
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We conducted an update of a review on scandinavian research about welfare, equality, social conditions and quality of life.
Mapping review
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This rapid review is the 4th update in the series “COVID-19 and risk factors for hospital admission, severe disease and death” replacing our previous report published on November 15th, 2020.
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We were commissioned to conduct a systematic literature search with categorisation of empirical research about welfare, equality, social conditions, and quality of life.
Mapping review
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We have summarised and assessed research on the incidence of infection, rate of admission to hospital and death due to COVID-19. Populations were immigrants and minority ethnic groups.
Systematic review
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A gradually implemented one-year evaluation has documented that the Norwegian Surveillance System for Communicable Diseases was robust enough to maintain its function during the COVID-19 epidemic.
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Previous studies from show that rates of confirmed infection with SARS-CoV-2 and related hospital admissions have been higher among people born outside of Norway comparted to those born in Norway.
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We searched for systematic reviews that analyse and summarise the effectiveness of facemasks on respiratory virus transmission, such as COVID-19. We found one systematic review of high quality.
Systematic review
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This is the third study measuring antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 in residual serum samples collected systematically from various geographical regions in Norway and covering all age groups.
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In this project we surveyed MSIS users to map perceived barriers and facilitators of notifiable diseases reporting into MSIS before and during the COVID-19 epidemic.
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This rapid review is a first look at possible long-term effects of COVID-19 (>28 days), including long COVID.
Systematic review
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The expert group in ethics and priority setting presents their preliminary recommendations for coronavirus vaccine prioritisation in Norway.
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Our research question was: what are the effects of the covid-19 pandemic on the wellbeing of children and youth?
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