User involvement as a research tool

Project period: 1.6.2024-31.12.2025Funded by Stiftelsen Dam through Rådet for psykisk helse. Main activity: A networking conference March 3-4, 2025, about user involvement in research and development. Organizing: The project group contains members of a “working committee”, with members from various organizations, and some persons without attachment. KBT coordinates the work. Gunnhild Berglen is project leader…

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Go2 – Trondheim Municipality

Bilde av Michelle Eilertsen, Geir Småvik og Mariell Høgås

The Go2 project in Trondheim Municipality aims to develop a model for housing environments and services that promotes increased safety and sustainable resource use. The goal is to create a safer living environment for residents, improve service collaboration, and facilitate community connection. As an exploratory project, Go2 will test different approaches to housing environment work,…

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SLaMH- Sustainable Local Mental Healthcare

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Project worker from KBT: Juni Raak Høuseth Project period: November 2023-November 2027Project leader for the work package KBT participates in: Silje L. Kaspersen (ISM, NTNU/SINTEF) What happens to those who fall between the cracks? KBT contributes to Work Package 4 in the SLaMH study, a project looking at the mental health needs in the Norwegian…

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Room for user involvement

Project leader in KBT: Juni Raak Høiseth This is a project with focus on user involvement for kids and youth that uses mental health care services. About Room for user involvement From several patient and user surveys, we know that youth that uses mental health services often don’t experience a real possibility for user involvement.…

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Recovery HUBs

Project Manager: Karl Johan Johansen and Dagfinn Bjørgen Project Team Members: Anne B. Plathe, Ingvild M. Kvisle and Christina Kildal KBT, Sagatun Peer-driven Center, Vårres Regional Peer-driven Center, Bikuben Regional Peer-driven Center, ROM-Agder and are working to become Recovery hubs. The Recovery hubs will serve as resource- and competence bases for recovery. We want to…

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The availability project

Project Manager: Dagfinn Bjørgen Since 1998 the User Interviews User-method has been used to collect the experiences from around 2000 users of different mental health care services. In 2013 the synthesis “Hva mener brukere av psykisk helsetjenester er en god tjeneste?” [What is a good mental health service according to service users?] was published in…

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