At the annual meeting of TR today, Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson, Minister of Social Affairs and Labour, said: “I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Ministry and the Centre for their good cooperation, as when you are in the process of working for something, it is good to know that more people are also working for greater rights and better conditions for the groups we have been assigned to work for.”

“We see great opportunities to strengthen services and continuity in mental health services for children and young people in the north and east of Iceland at HSN, so getting experienced and good people to work in a new mental health team is a huge strength. HSN has great ambition to do this well,” says Alice Harpa Björgvinsdóttir, director of psychosocial services at HSN.

Today marks the 40th anniversary of the first ERCP (gastro-optic) procedure at the Akureyri Hospital.

Díana Óskarddóttir, CEO of The Health Care Institution of South Iceland

The Icelandic Transport Authority has participated in several prevention days for young drivers this year.

Since their introduction in December 2020 through March 2023, COVID-19 vaccines reduced deaths due to the pandemic by 59%, saving more than 1.6 million lives in the WHO European Region.

At TR, the emphasis is on good and professional service and therefore we wanted to explore the customer’s attitude towards the service.

On Saturday 29 June, from 14-17, the University of Iceland Research Center in Northwest Iceland will host the opening ceremony of the database of mediation committee books and a symposium on the work of mediation committees in Iceland in the research center’s building on Einbúastígur 2, Skagaströnd.

In a new United Nations review conducted every other year, Iceland is now ranked 5th out of 193 countries, but was ranked 12th in 2020.

Digital Iceland has developed a model that supports the cost benefits of digital processes.