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Today in Norway: A Roundup of the Latest News on Tuesday

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A new law against the exploitation of foreign workers comes into force, Norway’s GP scheme covers more patients than ever, and more news on Tuesday.

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From August to September this year, the number of residents without a permanent doctor fell by almost 18,000, the highest GP coverage in Norway in six years. There have been almost 650 more doctors in the scheme since 2023, and with the development throughout the summer, all arrows now point in the right direction.

The number of Norwegians without a GP is the lowest in six years. In Oppdal, almost 300 people are still on a waiting list despite an additional doctor position in 2024.

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From August to September this year, the number of residents without a GP has fallen by nearly 18,000.

Since August, the number of residents without a GP has fallen by nearly 18,000. Minister of Health and Care Services Jan Christian Vestre believes the turnaround has yielded results, and does not believe the tariff debate will slow down development.

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Dagens Medicin broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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