Research Unit for General Practice in Bergen

The Research Unit for General Practice in Bergen (RUGP Bergen – Norwegian: AFE Bergen) is developing new knowledge intended to make a difference for the patients in general practice.

Staff

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Doktorgrader ved AFE

Research areas - Research Unit for General Practice in Bergen (AFE Bergen)

Our areas of research

Annual reports

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Research Network in Primary Health Services

PraksisNett - A research-based network
AFE høst 2019

Projects

Project

Depresjon i allmennpraksis

Project

Bergen giardiasis outbreak – Sick leave before and after acute giardiasis

Project

Medically unexplained physical symptoms – challenges and strategies in primary health care

Contact the Reserach Unit for General Practice in Bergen

Phone
(+47) 56107238
Visiting address
Kalfarveien 31, Bergen
Photo
Postboks 7810, 5020 Bergen

Contact

Pia bilde 2020

Priyanthi Borgen Gjerde

Researcher II, Research Director AFE - Bergen
prig@norceresearch.no
+47 56 10 72 70

News

Campylobacter illfoto m wensaas
News
02. Jul 2019

– We must expect that some people will develop long-term ailments after being infected by Campylobacter bacteria present in drinking water

Publications

2021

Information power - Sample content and size in qualitative studies
Malterud, Kirsti; Siersma, Volkert Dirk; Guassora, Ann Dorrit. 2021, . UIB, NORCE, KU.
General practitioners’ drug treatment for depression by patients’ educational level: registry-based study
Hansen, Anneli Borge; Baste, Valborg; Hetlevik, Øystein; Haukenes, Inger; Smith-Sivertsen, Tone; Ruths, Sabine. 2021, British Journal of General Practice Open. UIB, NORCE, HAUKELAND.
Trends in treatment for patients with depression in general practice in Norway, 2009–2015: nationwide registry-based cohort study (The Norwegian GP-DEP Study)
Ruths, Sabine; Haukenes, Inger; Hetlevik, Øystein; Smith-Sivertsen, Tone; Hjørleifsson, Stefan; Hansen, Anneli Borge; Riiser, Sharline; Kirkeng, Heidi Marie; Baste, Valborg. 2021, BMC Health Services Research. UIB, NORCE.