2025

Choosing Wisely is an international initiative to curb medical overuse. The Norwegian College of General Practice has published recommendations to avoid commonly used services for safer healthcare. This study investigated Norwegian GPs’ perceptions of Choosing Wisely.

This study aims to enhance our understanding of how educational supervision operates from the perspective of medical residents, and how they engage with it within the context of implementing competency-based medical education.

Suicide risk was not significantly elevated among physicians, veterinarians, dentists, psychologists, pharmacists, physiotherapists, nurses, or clerics in Norway between 2008 and 2021 as compared to controls with higher and lower education.

This study examined the relationship between doctors’ job satisfaction over time and suicidal ideation, additionally describing job satisfaction in doctors who reported suicidal planning and attempt(s).

Peer support helped the individual physician to become aware of, acknowledge and adjust to how unwritten rules within the medical culture had formed a non-sustainable professional role.

En betydelig andel av leger i Norge, 36 %, avviser helt legalisering av dødshjelp, men denne andelen ser ut til å ha sunket siden 2016. 9 av 10 leger ønsker reservasjonsrett dersom dødshjelp blir legalisert.

By combining the traditional load‑recovery theory with the generalised unsafety theory of stress, we can tap into the potential to enhance recovery for patients with ED. We suggest that if the encounter with healthcare provides an experience of generalised safety, the conditions for patients with stress‑related disorders to recover would be distinctly enhanced.