Here are recent publications with contributions from K2 based on last week’s search on PubMed (and optionally articles that have not been included in previous lists). This time the list includes in total 4 recent publications. The entries appear in the order they were received from NCBI. If you have publications that are not included in this or previous lists, please send the references to Hege F. Berg.
Dear all,
Please see below the updated links for external funding:
External funding opportunities: http://www.uib.no/en/med/112772/external-funding-opportunities
Funding opportunities for education: http://www.uib.no/med/113987/funding-opportunities-education
The webpages are updated every second week. New calls are marked as NEW.
Kind regards,
Amra, Ramune and Kaia
After the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) entered into force July 20, 2018, there are some changes on how data on patients’ health have to be treated. It is not enough to just have ethical approval! It is of course still a prerequisite to get REK approal before you start your project. New is that REK approval does not include the permission to handle personal data. In addition, it is required that you are allowed to personal data according to article 6 and article 9 of the personal data protection law. So you still need to get ethical approval prior to starting your research project, but the institution has the additional responsibility that handling of personal data occurs in accordance to the new regulation.
That means that the foundation to get access to personal data has to be evaluated by the project leader, and has to be included in the ethical approval. This foundation is either consent or dispensation of this consent requirement according to the health research laws. The project leader has to show that the treatment of personal data follow the general principles of the personal data protection regulation, for example definition of aims, minimizing the amount of data, limitation of storage and responsibility.
More internal control responsibility is given. We have to assure that treatment of the personal data is according to the regulations, and perform Data Protection Impact Assessments – DPIA when required.
This means that the responsibilities have in collaboration projects have to be well defined and agreed upon, which is of importance when you want to share patient data with your collaborators, and make written agreements. This is not a new requirement, but of more importance now with the new GDPR.
Both the University of Bergen and Haukeland University Hospital have a Personal Data and Privacy commissioner – Janecke Veim and Christer Kleppe. If you are in doubt if you need an agreement with the hospital, contact Janecke or/and Christer (janecke.veim@uib.no, personvernombudet@helse-bergen.no).
Smoking is not allowed outside the entrance of the Lab-building 8th floor!
This area is outside the ventilation of the building and smoke is rapported inside the building.
Please respect that this is a non-smoking area!
Kjetil Dyrkolbotn acts now (started 24th September) as economy coordinator in Siv`s absence. Siv has a temporary position at the faculty, she will be back at K2 in June 2019.
Kjetil has a MBA in business administration, he has experience from bank and audit. He has worked at the department for a long time and knows it well.
In regards to this it will be some changes in the economy section. We have some ongoing work of dividing the research groups between the economists. More information will follow.
Når du fyller ut en reiseregning eller refusjon av utlegg er det noen enkle tips som gjør at reiseregningen eller utlegget kan bli raskere attestert og godkjent:
«Bot-Anna» bruker merknadsfeltet til å skrive resultatet av kontrollene. Om du opplever at roboten har gjort feil, er det fint om du kommenterer det i merknadsfeltet og sender skjemaet videre i HR-portalen som vanlig. Kontakt Økonomiseksjonen hvis du har spørsmål. For reiseregninger må du passe på at datoen du oppgir på utleggslinjen er innenfor reisens start og slutt.
Department of Clinical Science at the University of Bergen and 10x Genomics welcomes researchers with an interest in single cell sequencing. Single cell sequencing has revolutionized life science research leading to a deeper understanding of biological processes in health and disease. Rapid technology advances are enabling large-scale projects for resolving single cell populations from 100s to millions of cells in a given study.
AGENDA
Date: October 16th
Time: 13 – 15
Place: Seminar room 5.1/5.2, Laboratory building 5th floor, Haukeland
More information about the seminar here.
Se vedlagte oppslag om det årlige veilederseminaret som skal holdes 31. oktober 2018 på Scandic Bergen City, Håkonsgaten 2.
Tema blir blant annet:
Vi ønsker velkommen til en dag med nyttige plenumsforedrag, gruppearbeid og gode diskusjoner.
Påmeldingsfrist 15.10.18.
Påmelding her.
15-16 November 2018, Bergen University Aula
Welcome to the UiB conference on migration health! The conference is organized by the University of Bergen in collaboration with Norwegian Centre for Migration and Minority Health (NAKMI), the University of Oslo and the Norwegian Directorate of Health.
Registration deadline: 15 October, 2018
The conference will be a meeting place where researchers, representatives from health services, volunteer actors and users enter into dialogue and actively listen to each other’s messages and experiences. Large gaps between research results, practice and patient needs can lead to unequal health care and poor health outcomes for some immigrant groups.
Research on “migration and health” has increased in scope in recent years, but there is little collaboration between academic disciplines, but also between health institutions nationally. Our vision is to provide politicians and the society with relevant, useful and up-to-date information that can help improve health care for all, including immigrants.
Programme here.
Here are recent publications with contributions from K2 based on last week’s search on PubMed (and optionally articles that have not been included in previous lists). This time the list includes in total 15 recent publications. The entries appear in the order they were received from NCBI. If you have publications that are not included in this or previous lists, please send the references to Hege F. Berg.
Dear all,
Please see below the updated links for external funding:
External funding opportunities: http://www.uib.no/en/med/112772/external-funding-opportunities
Funding opportunities for education: http://www.uib.no/med/113987/funding-opportunities-education
The webpages are updated every second week. New calls are marked as NEW.
Kind regards,
Amra, Ramune and Kaia
