Sjukvård i norge

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    Health services in Norway

    How to know if you have a GP

    If your stay in Norway exceeds six months (and thus requires that you report moving to Norway () you will automatically be assigned a GP ("fastlege") bygd your local social säkerhet office ().

    However, this usually takes some time. To speed up the process, you may contact the Fastlege Office at  43  once you have received your Norwegian national identity number () and förteckning in the regular general practitioner scheme (fastlegeordning).

    If you are not sure if you have a GP you can call Helse Norge at +47 23 32 70 00 to ask if you have been assigned a GP and what their contact information is.

    If you do not have a GP or national ID number you can contact Strandsiden Legesenter AS. They have same-day appointment available for UiB employees and their family. You can also book an appointment with private doctors, though they are more expensive.

    How to book an appointment with your GP

    If you have tillgång to HelseNorge, most GPs will allow you to book an appointment here. Otherwise, you may call your doctor's office, though you should expect some waiting time. You should also expect waiting time for available appointments,

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    Norska sjukvårdssystemet

    Norge är en del av Europa, vilket uppges ha bästa sjukvårdssystem kollektivt i världen. Dess sjukhus finansieras genom beskattning, och sjukvården grundas på principen om Universal Healthcare. Systemet drivs av en uppsättning av fyra regionala hälsomyndigheter (RHA), som övervakas noggrant av hälso- och omsorgsdepartementet.

    För dem som föredrar privat vård eller behöver en tjänst som inte erbjuds av regeringen kan du besöka en av de många icke-statliga kliniker som finns i landet. Regeringens sjukvårdssystem kan emellertid i allmänhet täcka samhällets behov. Från och med , 9,9% av landets BNP ägnades åt sjukvård.

    Alla registrerade medborgare i Norge har automatiskt rätt till Universal Healthcare, liksom de besök från andra EU/EES -länder .

    Allmänläkare

    Varje medborgare i Norge har en utsedd allmänläkare eller allmänläkare. En GP är en läkare som kan tillgodose de flesta allmänna medicinska behovoch villkor. Din läkare tilldelas dig beroende på var du bor och under vilket RHA du faller.

    Läkarbesök är kostnadsfria om du inte är vuxen utan undantag. Läkare kan ändras, men de flesta föredrar att stanna kvar hos den som tilldelats av regeringen

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    Healthcare in Norway

    What can you do if you have suicidal thoughts?

    Many people find themselves thinking about suicide at some time during their life. The reasons for this are often complex. Thoughts of suicide may arise in connection with a crisis or despair over a divorce or break-up, conflict, illness or challenges at work, or as a result of mental health problems like depression.

    It can be difficult to talk to other people about suicidal thoughts. People who are having suicidal thoughts may feel trapped by their circumstances, and that there is no way out of their situation.

    If you feel that life is no longer bearable, give someone a chance to understand how you are feeling. Talk to someone you trust, such as a family member, close friend, your GP, public health nurse, teacher, imam, or priest. If you want to talk to someone anonymously, you can contact a helpline or chat service. By talking to someone, you can get help to find a way out of your situation. It's the first step to working out what you are finding difficult.

    Call if your thoughts become too intrusive and you feel there is a risk that you will harm yourself or take your own life. When you call, you wil