The Akureyri Hospital participated yesterday in the Job Fair at the University of Akureyri. At the Job Fair, numerous companies and institutions come together in one place to introduce themselves and their work to senior elementary school students, university students, and other interested individuals. The aim of the Job Fair is to showcase diverse occupations and provide students with insight into their future possibilities.

The library received a student from 10 th grade at Áslandsskóli in Hafnarfjörður.

Land and Forest Iceland has released an educational brochure focusing on wetland conservation and restoration initiatives.

There are big exciting milestones ahead in the lives of the 10th graders in Iceland, as appllication for upper secondary schools for the school year 2025–2026 has begun. The novelty with this year’s application process is that it is now entirely conducted through the website Ísland.is, so applicants or guardians must have electronic ID.

The Nordic Strategy Group Report: Enhancing Nordic co-operation in Nuclear and Radiation Safety has been published. The Nordic Strategy Group Report: Enhancing Nordic co-operation in Nuclear and Radiation Safety has been published. The Nordic countries' nuclear safety agencies: DEMA (Denmark), DSA (Norway), GR (Iceland), SIS (Denmark), SSM (Sweden) and STUK (Finland) participated in the project.

What is the government's interest in document management and archiving? The annual spring conference of the National Archives will take place on Wednesday 14 May at the Berjaya Reykjavik Natura Hotel. The title of the conference this year is "What is the government's interest in document management and archiving?".

This week, the Directorate of Fisheries took part in teaching within the framework of the Fisheries Training Programme (FTP) at GRÓ – The Centre for Capacity Development under the auspices of UNESCO.

At the beginning of 2023, a grant was applied for the project “Use of Patient Archetypes to Analyze the Status of Emergency Services in South Iceland.” The purpose of the project is to harmonize services across the institution.

The Health Care Association of Fljótsdalshérað (HHF) has delivered twelve resuscitation manikins to nurses at the East Iceland Health Institute (HSA) for use in teaching and training in first aid and resuscitation.

Representatives of the Friends of the Hospital visited the Department of Internal Medicine today and presented the staff with a bouquet of flowers and a message of sympathy following the passing of Sólveig Hulda Valgeirsdóttir, former head of the department.