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Knowledge bank on harmful sexual behaviour among children now translated into North Sami and English
- The SSA knowledge bank is now available in North Sami and English. It is a website for hospital and specialist health staff. They use it when they assess and treat children and young people who have caused harm through sexual behaviour.
- The translation comes from cooperation between the four regional health authorities. They are part of a network that wants Sami people to get health services as good as everyone else.
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Government proposes funding for Centre for Mental Health at St. Olavs hospital in Trondheim
- The government wants to give money to a new Centre for Mental Health at St. Olavs hospital. Health Minister Jan Christian Vestre and Research Minister Eileen Fugelsnes presented the proposal on Tuesday.
- The project can cost up to NOK 3.555 billion (in 2025 prices). If the Storting (parliament) approves the loan, building can start in 2028. The building is planned to be finished in 2031. Planning work before construction has already begun.
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Over 94 percent survive first 30 days after a first heart attack in Central Norway
- New national quality figures show 94.4 percent of heart attack patients in Central Norway were alive 30 days after admission in 2025. This covers people having their first heart attack. In 2023 the figure was 93.8 percent, and in 2024 it was 93.9.
- All four health regions do well in 2025: North 94.3, South-East 94.1 and West 94.1 percent. Results are slowly improving everywhere, and differences are small.
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Helse Midt-Norge invites user organisations in Trøndelag and Møre og Romsdal to apply for grants for 2027 – deadline 1 December 2026
- Helse Midt-Norge is offering grants to patient and user organisations for 2027. Around NOK 10 million was handed out in 2026. The deadline to apply is 1 December 2026.
- Only organisations based in Trøndelag or Møre og Romsdal that work with hospital and specialist health services can apply.
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Helse Midt-Norge board adopts regional medicines strategy covering six focus areas, including supply security and closed-loop medication management
- Helse Midt-Norge's board has approved a shared regional plan for how medicines should be managed in the region's hospitals, with the goal of giving the right medicine to the right patient at the right time and spending resources wisely.
- The plan sets out six areas of work, including closed-loop medication management (a system that tracks a medicine from ordering through to the patient receiving it), better sharing of information about what medicines each patient is taking, and ensuring hospitals have enough medicines in stock during crises.
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Helse Midt-Norge allocates NOK 15 million to cut waiting times to 60 days
- Helse Midt-Norge is spending NOK 15 million to shorten waiting times at its hospitals. All the money must be used before the end of 2026.
- The goal is for every patient to have received – or started – treatment within 60 days of the hospital receiving a referral from their doctor. Exceptions apply when medical reasons or the patient's own wishes justify waiting longer.
HospitalHospital waitline+ 3 more bullets in the app Helse Midt-Norge 68 mill. kroner svakere enn budsjett når pensjonseffekter holdes utenfor
- I august 2026 gikk Helse Midt-Norge egentlig 19,4 mill. kroner i minus, og dette var 38,4 mill. kroner dårligere enn planlagt. Det store overskuddet på 200,2 mill. kroner på papiret skyldes en regnskapsmessig endring i hvordan pensjon føres — ikke at sykehusene faktisk har mer penger.
- Alle sykehusene bruker mer enn planlagt på lønn og varer.
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Helse Midt-Norge signs new rehabilitation contracts after court dispute — effective April 2027
- On 1 October 2026, the board of Helse Midt-Norge RHF learned that new contracts for rehabilitation services had been signed. The contracts start on 1 April 2027.
- Two providers went to court to stop the contracts, but Trøndelag District Court ruled on 24 September 2026 that the procurement process was done correctly, allowing the contracts to proceed.
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Helse Førde ranked first among 19 digital health services tested for accessibility, scoring 85 out of 100
- Norway's Accessibility Authority tested 19 digital health services in 2025–2026 to see if they work for everyone — Helse Førde came first with 85 out of 100 points.
- The other 18 services averaged 67 points, which is 18 points lower than Helse Førde.
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Helse Midt-Norge RHF board meeting scheduled for 1 October at St. Olavs Hospital
- Helse Midt-Norge RHF (the regional health authority for Central Norway) is holding a board meeting on Thursday 1 October at 10:00 at St. Olavs Hospital. The meeting can be watched online, and the agenda papers are available on their website.
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