New call center and screen visits to people are preventive work and support for better health.

Today, a group of TR customers will be able to send a service survey via email, where their experience of TR services is being checked.

“We do so much, much more”

From 1 January 2024, the administration and institutions of the City of Reykjavík will submit their documents to the National Archives of Iceland.

The National Archives of Iceland’s spring conference took place in Reykjavík yesterday for the sixth time. The conference is devoted to the subjects of government archives and records management and was titled Information security in archives and records management – is there anything to be warned about? Participation was good, with 162 participants.

Stefán Bogi Sveinsson and his colleagues at the East Iceland Regional Archives in Egilsstadir welcomed Hrefna Róbertsdóttir general director of the National Archives in Egilsstadir on Thursday, June 6th.

Today, the new website of the National Archives of Iceland is opened on the government’s website, Ísland.is. The URL to the new website is the same as the one before, skjalasafn.is.

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.

The annual meeting of SAk, which took place today, honored staff who leave their positions due to retirement. These were in total 10 people, many of whom have worked at the hospital for a number of years.

The Akureyri Hospital is grateful for this generous gift.