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Competence center for lived experience and service development – KBTs employees have contributed to numerous research projects, articles, booklets and books. Below, you will find a collection of our publications (some are in Norwegian). See User Interviews User-reports for a list of all published User Interviews User-evaluations, and concluded projects for a more thorough description…

2019 Høiseth, J. R. (2019). Medforskerrollen – i spenningsfeltet mellom anerkjennelse, kooptering og “tokenisme”. O. P. Askheim, I. M. Lid, S. Østensjø (Red.), Samproduksjon i forskning (s. 214-228). Oslo: Universitetsforlaget. 2017 Pedersen, R., Norvoll, R. & Bjørgen, D. (2017). Pasientens perspektiv i psykiske helsetjenester. R. Pedersen & P. Nortvedt (Eds.), Etikk i psykiske helsetjenester (s. 91-116).…

Competence center for lived experience and service development (KBT) is aiming to emphasize user involvement in health services and hospitals. What is it about? Pasient- og brukerrettighetsloven [The Patiens’ Rights Act] promises rights for users of health services, and states in § 3-1 that: The patient is entitled to participate in the implementation of his…

There is increasing focus on the importance of the service user perspective in developing health services. Children and adolescents have previously had little involvement in this process, and been underestimated for the benefit of observing adults like parents or professionals. Competence center for lived experience and service development (KBT) thinks it’s important to raise these…