Users of public services have the opportunity to rate the quality of the service and provide feedback to improve it. Many agencies now send out real-time surveys that provide valuable information to managers and staff about what is going well and where there are opportunities for improvement.

In the past week the Supreme Court was visited by the Nordic Embedsmandskomité for justitsspörgsmål.

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

The Heads of the European Radiological Protection Authorities (HERCA) recently issued a position statement on the need for radiation protection to be integrated into quality management systems wherever radiation is used.

Visits to the internal medicine ward temporary closed for visits.

The Complaint Board for goods and services has launched a new website and a new web portal. Here you can find further information on which portal to use depending on when a complaint was submitted to the Board.

LinkedIn will soon begin training its artificial intelligence model on users personal data. Users are encouraged to consider their privacy settings by November 3rd.

Do you see an opportunity in using data to improve digital services, make better decisions and help Iceland become a leader in data-driven innovation on the international stage?

Interested parties can submit their suggestions and views regarding the arrangement of the Digital Iceland framework agreement tender via a simple survey.

The Chief Epidemiologist’s respiratory infection dashboard has been updated with data for week 50 (December 9–15, 2024).