So far, we focus our work in the Nordic Health 2030 Movement in three workstreams;
| Resilience – covering issues and challenges like health literacy, education, work-life balance, work environment, social determinants and more. |
Workstream Leader Carsten Obel |
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| Data – covering issues and challenges like sharing, interoperability, legislation, structure, ethics, value creation, use of real world data and more |
Workstream Leader Nard Schreurs |
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| Communications & Events – covering issues and challenges like networking, sharing ideas, connecting organizations and people – and creating & using events to do so. |
Workstream Leader Lars Münter |
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The workstreams are populated by the members of the Movement – both the original participating organisations, but also interesting partners and people from across the globe, wanting to help build a future, sustainable health vision.
Nordic Communication Focal Points
Would you like to know more about the Movement, local activities, progress, and events? Try connecting to one of our national focal points.
| Finland – Marketing Communications Manager, Health & Wellbeing and ICT & Digi at Business Finland |
National Focal Point Siru Nori |
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| Sweden – Development Manager, Region Skåne |
National Focal Point Tobias Schölin |
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| Norway – Director, Precision Medicine Program for Group, Technology, & Research (GTR) at DNV GL |
National Focal Point Bobbie Ray-Sannerud |
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| Denmark – Head of International Projects Unit, Danish Committee for Health Education |
National Focal Point Lars Münter |
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Case Collection
In the coming months we will be collecting cases that either show glimpses of the future we want, create pathways to better options, or highlights how different thinking & decisions creates different solutions in line with Nordic Health 2030 visions.
With the help of our Movement members and ambassadors we will use these cases to:
– Find best formats for future uptake of cases – and KPIs to identify them
– Create a digital Case Collection of to inspire actions
– Share the Case Collection via upcoming events in the Nordics and globally
– Join forces to ensure eligible cases can be publicized – eg in BMJ Case Reports