Discover Norway's healthcare ecosystem
EHiN organizes some visit at a location, the day after the EHiN 2026. This is an umbrella event, the meeting and content is organised by each of our partners. Precise time slots will be announced later.
- The visits are free of charge, but we will invoice 1000NOK for no-shows without previous announcement (24 hours).
- The visits are meant for foreign visitors, but if there is space, it will be open for Norwegians too.
- Visits will only be completed with enough attendees.
If you are interested in joining one or multiple of the tours, please be in contact with ehin@ehin.no.
A visit to Oslo Cancer Cluster (1.5h):
How do research discoveries become products and treatments that benefit patients? Join us for a guided visit to Oslo Cancer Cluster and the Radium Hospital Campus, where researchers, clinicians, entrepreneurs, and industry partners work together to transform cancer care. Explore how artificial intelligence, access to high-quality health data, and a strong culture of collaboration are driving the development of next-generation cancer treatments and healthcare solutions.
Details of the tour to be announced. Do you want to attend? Please register your interest to ehin@ehin.no.
A visit to the Oslo Science Park (1.5h):
Hosted by Norway Health Tech and Health2B
Oslo Science Park is a hub for research-driven innovation, where businesses, entrepreneurs, research communities, and networks are brought together under one roof. The purpose is to facilitate value creation through growth companies and the commercialisation of research. Here, you will find more than just offices and laboratories. Oslo Science Park is a space for knowledge sharing and innovation, and a vibrant environment where ideas can be tested, challenged, and developed further. Its proximity to the University of Oslo, Oslo University Hospital, and other leading academic and research institutions in the area makes it a natural meeting point for organisations that want to stay close to research and future opportunities.
Details of the tour to be announced.
A visit to Agency for Digitalisation of Oslo:
(To be confirmed)
The Agency for Digitalisation (DIG) is the City of Oslo's unified force for digital development and innovation The agency was established on January 1, 2026, bringing together digital and IT expertise from Oslo Origo and the Agency for Improvement and Development (UKE). DIG ensures that technology delivers tangible improvements to services and work processes. The goal is for residents to receive the right services more easily and quickly, while equipping employees with digital tools that free up time for core tasks. With around 320 employees, DIG possesses broad expertise in technology, design, product development, data, communication, information security, and change management.
Details of the tour to be announced.
A visit to Akershus University Hospital:
(To be confirmed)
Akershus University Hospital is owned by Helse Sør-Øst regional health authority and serves as a local and regional hospital for approximately 633,000 residents. Our main tasks are patient care, research, education, and patient training. We offer patient services in somatic care, mental health care, and addiction treatment.
Details of the tour to be announced.