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Children


Analyses

ADHD

Children, 0–17 years
Treatment for ADHD has increased substantially since 2019.
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By: Helse Førde
3 July 2026

Autism

Children, 0–17 years
The contact-day rate for autism shows substantial variation across hospital catchment areas.
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By: Helse Førde
2 July 2026

Depression

Children, 0–17 years
The contact-day rate for depression varies substantially across hospital catchment areas.
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By: Helse Førde
3 July 2026

Specific developmental disorder

Children, 0–17 years
Outpatient activity for specific developmental disorders has increased substantially in recent years.
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By: Helse Førde
3 July 2026

Tonsil surgery, children

Children, 0–15 years
Nearly 4,600 operations were performed on children in 2025, which is on par with the number before the pandemic.
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By: SKDE
8 May 2026

Ventilation tubes in the eardrum

Children, 0–16 years
There is considerable geographical variation in the insertion of ventilation tubes in the eardrum in children.
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By: SKDE
8 May 2026

Reports

The Norwegian Neonatal Health Atlas

The Norwegian Neonatal Health Atlas covers all newborn children who have been admitted to wards for sick newborns in Norway in the period 2009 to 2014.
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By: SKDE
13 December 2016

Child healthcare atlas for Norway

The Child healthcare atlas provides an insight into the distribution of health services to children in Norway. A total of 10.6 million contacts between children and the health service have been analyzed.
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By: SKDE
29 September 2015