Stikkord: Health promotion

  • High Ages: A Success That Signifes Health Challenges

    High Ages: A Success That Signifes Health Challenges

    As we all are aware of, there is a demographic shift toward an older population worldwide. The segment of people aged 80 years and more is growing rapidly and those aged 100+ are growing fastest. This is a sign that we have succeeded in some ways.

  • Professor Geir Arild Espnes was awarded Folkehelseprisen

    Congratulations to Professor Geir Arild Espnes who was awarded the public health prize/ «Folkehelseprisen». The award jury panel states: Geir Arild Espnes has contributed significantly to putting public health on the agenda, both nationally and internationally. He has been involved in research, teaching, lectures, project development and networking to promote public health. In 2009 he founded…

  • 10th IUHPE European Conference and International Forum for Health Promotion Research

    The NTNU Center for Health Promotion Research is initiative taker to a new European Forum for Health Promotion Research (HP Forum). The Forum will be launched at the Centers conference September 24 – 26. Read more about the Forum here.

  • Healthy Workplaces Core Researchers Awarded the 2018 Peder Sather Grant Program

    Dr. Christina Maslach and Dr. Siw Tone Innstrand have been granted the 2018 Peder Sather Grant Program Awards for their research project, Understanding Healthy Workplaces: Cross-Cultural Comparisons between Norway and the United States. The Peder Sather Center is dedicated to fostering and developing international research and educational collaboration between UC Berkeley and Norwegian academic institutions.…

  • New Stipendiat Position

    The Centers Kjersti Grønning has been awarded a PhD-stipendiat position from The Norwegian Nursing Association (Norsk Sykepleierforbund) to run the project «Insights into improving evidence-based-practice in health care services: involving undergraduate nursing students in clinical research settings (INSIGHT)». Congratulations! The project is based on a previous research application by Kjersti, Beate André and Geir Arild Espnes.…