Norway

Norway is one of Scandinavian "three fingers" and is larger than New Mexico. It covers an area of ​​125,181 square miles. It is located in northern Europe, adjacent to the North Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. The coastline is 21,925 kilometers long. The population of Norway is 3 million and it is growing. The population is decent primarily in Northern Europe (Scandinavia). There are a small portion (20,000) of the native Samis (Lapland), but most of them live in the north. Many aspects of Norway's business and management are very similar to the United States, including language and communication, power structure / politics, professional ethics, food and eating habits, clothing and religious beliefs.

There are four RHAs in Norway. There are RHA (Helse Nord) in Northern Norway, RHA (Helse Vest) in Norway central area and RHA (Helse SørØst) in Norway southeast, accounting for about 55% of the population. RHA is responsible for providing professional care and other professional services, including radiology, laboratory and outpatient clinics. Currently, there are 17 health trusts managed by RHA. Municipalities are responsible for procuring and financing primary health care. In addition, they are in charge of extensive public health and precautionary measures. The municipality is not under the direct authority of the central government but has great flexibility in arranging the primary medical service.

The official name of the official formal name is Norway kingdom. Norge is a local abbreviation. The capital of Norway is Oslo. Norway is located in the north corner of Western Europe, bordered by the North Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. Norway border with Sweden, Finland and Russia. In addition to the mainland, the Norwegian kingdom also includes Svalbard and Jan Mayen islands. Norway has a territory in the South Pole. These are the islands of Bouvet and Peter. Norway is slightly bigger than New Mexico. Geographical conditions do not contribute to Norway's internal communication. The topography is two thirds of the mountain, and the coastline has nearly 50,000 islands. Takayama, glaciers in the deep strait bay of the plateau, and tundra in the North Arctic Circle make communication difficult (www.odci.gov.)