Brynja Hrafnkelsdóttir, an expert at Land and Forest, will be leading a four-ECT module on the health of plants, which will start on 21 August at the Icelandic Agricultural University’s Re-Education Programme.

The evaluation of the contracts for coordinated reception of refugees by the GEV showed that there are discrepancies in the implementation of the service by the municipalities and that the contract for the service had to be clearer and more precise.

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

The annual farewell party for retiring staff of Akureyri Hospital (SAk) was held 24 May.

Early voting starts on November 7th.

Defend Iceland, a leading company in the field of cyber security solutions, has signed an agreement with Iceland Health on cooperation that will further ensure cyber security and the protection of sensitive data within the healthcare system.

Emergency services continue to be provided at SAk.

The signed memorandum of understanding emphasises cooperation between systems, a comprehensive approach and continuity in the service of rehabilitation. Individuals in rehabilitation should be followed systematically between service systems if they need service from more than one system and it will be clear how responsibility for the service is transferred between systems.

There was a good attendance at the TR’s old-age pensions briefing held at Hlíðasmára 11 yesterday, with about 50 participants.

Due to the volcanic eruption and necessary emergency and investigative flights, the Icelandic Transport Authority, at the request of the Civil Protection Coordination Centre, has prohibited all drone flights over Grindavík.