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- Sykehusenes kostnadsnivå før og etter investeringer i bygningsmassen Read the publication
- The health and economic burden on family caregivers of persons with me/cfs diagnosis: a register data study from Norway Read the publication
- Ny rekvisisjonspraksis for pasientreiser
- School absence policy and healthcare use: a difference-in-difference cohort analysis
- Variasjoner i kommunal finansiering av fastlegeordningen Read the publication
- General practitioners retiring or relocating and its association with healthcare use and mortality: a cohort study using Norwegian national data
- What influences the use of HR analytics in Human Resource management in Norwegian municipal health care services? Read the publication
- Economies of scope in the Norwegian public hospital sector Read the publication
- Socioeconomic determinants of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome in Norway: a registry study Read the publication
- Tjenesteanalyse Bærum kommune
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- General Practitioners’ Remuneration and Impact on Patients’ Health, Health Care Use and Mortality
- Postponing long term care: a survival analysis of primary care in Norway
- Postponing long term care: a survival analysis of primary care in Norway
- Microdata og registerdata i helsetjenesteforskning og helseøkonomiske analyser
- Risk stratification with the ACG System using data from Norwegian health registries
- Could GPs’ time spent on mental health problems influence their patients’ use of specialist or out-of-hours care? | NHESG 2025
- Corrigendum to “Risk for referral to the child welfare system following parental relationship transitions in Norway” [Child Abuse Negl. 146 (2023) 1–14/106459] (Child Abuse & Neglect (2023) 146, (S0145213423004477), (10.1016/j.chiabu.2023.106459))
- General practitioners’ diagnostic preference as a potential instrument for the diagnosis of mental health
- Tre grep må til for å sikre bærekraft og kvalitet i helse og omsorg
- School absence policy and health care use – a difference-in-difference cohort analysis