Thomas Langø

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Thomas Langø er sjefsforsker ved St. Olavs hospital og ved SINTEF (forskningsgruppe for Medisinsk teknologi). Han er faglig leder for NorTrials medisinsk utstyr og for Nasjonalt forskningssenter for minimalt invasiv og bildeassistert diagnostikk og behandling (MiDT). Han er medlem i Den nasjonale forskningsetiske komité for medisin og helsefag (NEM) og fagrådet ved Senter for innovasjon, medisinsk utstyr og teknologi (SIMUT) ved St. Olavs hospital / NTNU.

Articles by Thomas Langø

NorTrials drives growth in Norwegian clinical trials

Peder Langeland Myhre,
Åslaug Helland,
Kjell-Morten Myhr,
Jan Gunnar Skogås,
Thomas Langø,
Rasmus Goll,
Jens Vikse,
Signe Øien Fretland

08.01.2026: NorTrials has helped increase the focus on clinical trials in Norway. NorTrials was established by Erna Solberg's government in 2022 as one of the initiatives in the National Action Plan for Clinical Trials. The initiative is a partnership between the specialist health service and the pharmaceutical...

New centres to carry out more clinical trials in Norway

Inger Marie Skoie,
Jan Gunnar Skogås,
Thomas Langø,
Kjell-Morten Myhr,
Peder Langeland Myhre,
Rasmus Goll,
Signe Øien Fretland,
Åslaug Helland

20.01.2023: Six NorTrials centres for clinical research have been established at the university hospitals. Their objective is to increase the number of clinical trials and improve patient treatment. We know that patients treated in institutions where clinical trials are undertaken have better outcomes (1). This...