The project is a nine-year research-based evaluation of the Escalation Plan for Mental Health. The evaluation will provide knowledge about implementation and results and form the basis for adjustments of the plan along the way.
The aim of the project is to contribute with analysis of the users of the long-term care services in Bærum municipality, and to project the future need for long term care services.
The aim of this research project is to study and quantify the relationship between increased life expectancy and the future needs for health and care services.
The EMMY Project is an interdisciplinary and mixed methods comparative study on impact of welfare systems on mental wellbeing among the oldest old in Finland, Italy, Norway and Spain.
CEPHOS-LINK was an EU FP7-project aimed at comparing different types of health service interventions in terms of differences in rehospitalisation outcomes in adult patients, who have been discharged with a psychiatric diagnosis from hospital.
PROJECT INTEGRATE aims at gaining valuable insights into integrated care, starting from the premise that it offers benefits for patients and for Europe’s health and social security systems, which are facing the challenges of an ageing population and...
The purpose of the project is to analyse productivity growth in general hospitals in Norway after the introduction of Activity-based funding (ISF) in 1997. The project will also investigate whether activity-based funding is associated with lower...
The purpose of the project was to describe the use of health services, and associated costs in the last years of life, and to identify factors that affect consumption at individual and system levels. The conditions for the qualitative good terminal...
The overarching aim of the REFINEMENT project is to look at the relationship between different models of health care financing systems and the extent to which mental health care services can meet the goals of high quality, equity, efficiency and...
SINTEF has played a key role in the development of various financing schemes in health care in Norway. From the early development of DRGs, until the more recent changes in the overall block funding and capitation.