News from REMEDY

28.03.2025

Norwegian translation of EULAR's recommendations for involving user contributors in research within rheumatology.

This is the Norwegian popular science version of EULAR's recommendations for involving user contributors in research within rheumatology.

26.03.2025

The apple orchard is inaugurated

On Wednesday, March 26, the new modular building at the REMEDY research center was officially opened by hospital director Kari-Jussie Lønning. The research environment at Diakonhjemmet Hospital has thus gained 400 long-awaited square meters, with modern facilities.

26.03.2025

Digital Rheumatology Days in Berlin

Inspiration and insight into digital studies and the development of digital medical support.

18.03.2025

Seminar on pain in honor of Hilde Berner Hammer

This spring, Professor and Senior Consultant Hilde Berner Hammer will retire and become Professor Emerita. On this occasion, REMEDY invited to an open seminar. The seminar, Pain – from Molecules to Psychology, examined pain from different perspectives – from molecular mechanisms to psychological and clinical approaches.

12.03.2025

Physiotherapy Congress 2025 - March 13 - 15

The Physiotherapy Congress 2025 brings together professionals from all over the country for three days of professional enrichment, research dissemination and networking. With a total of 58 different program items, the event offers a wide range of lectures, panel debates, workshops and poster presentations. Several from Diakonhjemmet Hospital are participating – both as listeners and with their own contributions. The title of the congress is, How we move society.

12.03.2025

RECONNECT Seminar: Smart Planning of Decentralized Studies, April 24

RECONNECT is organizing a free seminar, with the topic "Comprehensive planning of decentralized clinical trials - what should you consider?"

April 24 09:30 - 15:00

10.03.2025

REMEDY Conference 2025: Research, Collaboration and Future Prospects

The REMEDY 2025 conference brought together researchers, healthcare professionals and partners from various disciplines for two days of insightful lectures, engaging discussions and strategic collaborations. With 130 participants at the Sanner Hotel, the fourth REMEDY seminar became an important meeting place to advance research in rheumatic diseases.