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4th December 2023
There has been a 20% increase in emergency arrivals of people aged 75 and over since before Covid-19, with a corresponding increase in this age group's admission to SAk wards.
1st December 2023
"We really welcome that construction has begun at the Hlíð nursing home, as the closure of spaces there has had a significant impact on SAk's operations," says Ragnheiður Halldórsdóttir, cief medical officer and geriatrician at SAk.
29th November 2023
The Cancer Society in Akureyri (KAON) recently donated so-called pain mattresses to the internal medicine ward at the Akureyri Hospital. They are specially designed for patients with pain, but also prove to be effective as bed sore protection.
28th November 2023
Emilía Fönn Andradóttir, a nurse at SAk's endocrinology clinic, recently had an article published in the Journal of Icelandic Nurses.
27th November 2023
On Sunday, November 26, the European Nursing Assistant Day was celebrated. About 100 nursing assistants work in various jobs at the Akukreyri Hospital. Anna Fanney is one of them.
24th November 2023
Hollvinir - Beneficiaries of Akureyri Hospital together with the hospital staff are organizing a celebration at Glerártorg on Saturday, November 25th. between 14:00 and 16:00. Such a celebration at Glerártorg has been an annual event since the foundation association 10 years ago, but was canceled in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
22nd November 2023
Hollvinir - Beneficiaries of Akureyri Hospital are calling for a membership meeting on Thursday, December 7th. in the meeting room of the metal workers in Alþýðuhúsið, Skipagata 14, 3rd floor.
21st November 2023
Last week, a presentation was made on the jobs of nurses and occupational therapists, and the presentation was held at the University of Akureyri. The presentation was open to 3rd year nursing students as well as occupational therapy students.
17th November 2023
Grants from the SAk's Science Fund are awarded once a year. It is allocated according to the recommendations of the Scientific Council of the Akureyri Hospital. ISK 6,412,200 was allocated.
The International Day of Premature Babies has been held on November 17 every year since 2011 with the aim of making the experiences of premature babies and their families more visible.