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GEV has now completed an investigation into a serious unexpected incident that occurred at a treatment home run on the basis of the Child Protection Act no. 80/2002. According to the Quality and Supervisory Agency of Welfare Act no. 88/2021 (the GEV Act), the administration is required to publish inspection reports, or extracts from them, in an accessible and organized manner. Taking into consideration the privacy concerns of the person concerned, GEV does not believe it is possible to publish the report in its entirety but an extract will be published on the GEV website.

Newsletter from Digital Iceland December 2022.

Wants to be able to bring the dog to her from Canada as soon as possible.

In the last two weeks, there have been four cases of mumps reported in the capital area, involving two unvaccinated adults and two vaccinated children who had close contact with each other.

The World Health Organization (WHO) raises the awareness of hepatitis virus on 28 July each year. Inflammation of the liver with viruses can lead to serious diseases and liver cancer.

General vaccinations in Iceland refer to vaccination programs organized and coordinated nationwide by the Chief Epidemiologist, in accordance with the Act on Health Security and Communicable Diseases. These vaccinations are administered by the primary care service.

Due to the news in recent days, HSN and the Ministry of Health wish to reaffirm that the aim is to open two new healthcare centres in Akureyri.

The Directorate of Fisheries is looking to hire an expert in the field of Salmonid fisheries management.

From 16 May 2024, theoretical general driving tests will be electronic across the country.