| HAPPY PATIENT targets both patients, primary health care professionals (general practitioners, nurses, dentists and pharmacists), health care professionals working at OOH services, and nursing homes. We will invite the scientific committees and the relevant societies for all the professionals involved (family doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, OOH services, and nursing homes), as well as national patient associations and policymakers. The adapted EU AMR Guidelines will be translated to the national languages of the Target Countries. Our partner NORCE is leading the WP4 which is in charge of all these tasks: NORCE is one of Norway‘s largest independent research institutes, with more than 750 employees from around the world.  NORCE‘s main office is in Bergen, and the group has a strong presence in Alta, Tromsø, Bardu, Bodø, Haugesund, Randaberg, Stavanger, Kristiansand, Grimstad and Oslo. The largest stakeholders in NORCE are the University of Bergen, the University of Stavanger, the University of Agder and UiT The Arctic University of Norway. NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS is the full company’s legal name. Ingrid Rebnord and Bent Lindberg are introducing their organization to the consortium with this video. They conduct research on emergency services in Primary Health Care. Rebnord‘s areas of expertise are infections and use of antibiotics as well as use of point of care tests in Primary Care, while Lindberg‘s field is respiratory tract infections and use of antibiotics in Primary Care Out-of-Hours services. NORCE‘s goal in HAPPY PATIENT is to contribute to a more rational antibiotic use in the Out-of-Hours settings. |
WHO IS WHO – NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS
