Research and screening programmes

This page provides an overview of the national screening, clinical studies, or health surveys you are currently participating on or have been offered to participate in.

You have the right to access any stored health information that relates to you. Log in to see where you can go to request access to this information for each relevant screening programme, health survey or clinical study.

If you are not part of a research or screening programme, the page will be displayed without any content.

Read more about research and screening programmes at Helsenorge (in Norwegian)

Screening programmes are large-scale systematic examinations of healthy people to detect disease or precursors to disease before symptoms appear.

Read more about the Norwegian cancer screening programmes at kreftregisteret.no  

More about this service

  • This service requires consent at Basic access level or higher.

    If you wish to check the level of consent you have given or change your consent, you can do this under Privacy settings.

  • In order to use this service on behalf of others for whom you do not have parental responsibility, they must grant you power of attorney for the service area number 1: Access to information registered about you.

    More about representing other people on Helsenorge

  • Children under 12 years of age

    You can see test results on behalf of a child under 12 you have custody of, but only if at least one parent is registered in the National Population Register at the same address as the child:

    • If one or more of the parents are registered at the same address as the child, both parents will be able to represent the child.
    • If neither parent is registered at the same address as the child, neither of them will be able to represent the child.

    Click here for more information about representing a child on Helsenorge.

    Children 12-16 years

    Test answers from hospitals in Helse Vest (Western Norway Regional Health Authority) : Parents of children between the ages of 12 and 16 can see these test results on Helsenorge. Children between the ages of 12 and 16 do not have access to see their test results.

    Test results from the national test results service: Neither children between the ages of 12 and 16 nor the children's parents can see these test results on Helsenorge.

    From 16 years of age

    When a child for whom you have parental responsibility turns 16 years of age, you will no longer have access to their health data. In order to gain access, the young person can either log in to Helsenorge or give you power of attorney.

  • Unlisted address is often referred to as «confidential address» or «blocked address».

    This service is available to people with an unlisted address.

    If this service contains information from another service that is not accessible to you because of the confidential address, you will also not be able to see this information here.

    If you live at a confidential address, you will not be able to represent others at Helsenorge, nor will others be able to act on your behalf.