Research groups at IGS

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CHER - Clinical and Health Care Ethics Research Group

FairChoices

The FairChoices research group is led by Kjell Arne Johansson and Øystein Haaland at the University of Bergen.

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Global health anthropology

The Global Health Anthropology research group is an interdisciplinary group applying critical social science theory and methodology to the study of global health care policy and programmes and their impact on patient and health worker experiences in high and low welfare settings.

Research group, from 2021 meeting at Solstrand

Greenness, Air Pollution, and health (GAP)

The greenness, air pollution and health research group is part of the Centre for International Health at the University of Bergen, Norway. We aim to study how air pollution and greenness affect respiratory health across the lifespan, focusing on lasting long-term effects.

Global Mental Health

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HELTER

Research group with three focus areas in health economics, leadership, and translational ethics research.

HELFORSK

Group for health service research (HELFORSK) works with research on the health service with emphasis on the general medical service, primary health care and collaboration where general practice is included.

HEMIX - Research promoting public health

We see health and disease from a holistic view, and our research is particularly focused towards people struggling with addiction and towards migrants, but we also have a wider public health perspective.

Lifestyle Epidemiology (LERG)

The Research Group for Lifestyle Epidemiology focuses on epidemiological studies of the causes of disease, especially lifestyle factors and other environmental factors.

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Occupational and environmental medicine

The field of occupational medicine encompasses the study of how various exposures in the work environment affect health, including the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of work-related diseases and injuries, as well as the promotion of health and safety in the workplace....

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Research Group in Physiotherapy

The human body and movement in interaction with the environment represent the gateway to health and function in the field of physiotherapy. The discipline involves investigative, health-promoting, and preventive measures, as well as habilitating, rehabilitating, and palliative aims in a variety of...

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ReproEpi : Registry-based reproductive epidemiology

We investigate how pregnancy complications impact the long-term health of mothers, fathers, and children, focusing on cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and reproductive cancers. Unlike most other studies, our research considers an individual’s entire reproductive history, leveraging high-quality,...

Research in Medical Education

Research Group for Primary Care Medical Education's goal is to contribute to good research, theory development and knowledge implementation in medical education, in collaboration with national and international research environments. MedUt shall prioritize educational research with general medical...

SMIL

This research group focuses on sleep, musculoskeletal complaints, infection and laboratory medicine (SMIL), and our aim is to contribute to more practice-based clinical research with relevance for primary care.

Social Pharmacy

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Tuberculosis Research Group

Tuberculosis (TB), one of the oldest known human diseases, is still one of the major causes of morbidity and mortality globally. Over 90% of TB cases occur in low- and middle-income countries that have fragile healthcare infrastructures and constrained resources.