More than 120 members across the Nordic region subscribe to the Nordic Network for Narrative Medicine's newsletter. The newsletters contain information that the members have sent in about ongoing events, conferences, newly published books, calls for appointments at Nordic universities and colleges, etc.  The newsletter is sent out about twice per semester and is in Swedish.

Do you want to receive the newsletter? Or do you have information that you want to spread to others? Email Asa [dot] Thormahlen [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se (Asa[dot]Thormahlen[at]med[dot]lu[dot]se)

Newsletters from 2022-2023 in PDF format on our Swedish webbsite

Network meetings

Approximately every 1.5-2 years we invite our members to network meetings. These meetings are scientific conferences, open to researchers, teachers and students, as well as to representatives from the health care system. Conference contributions are preferably in Danish, Swedish or Norwegian, but we also welcome papers in English for non-Scandinavian speaking members and audiences.

Network meeting in Trondheim 13-14 June 2024

The next network meeting on the theme "Care and Community in the Arts of Narrative Medicine" will take place in Trondheim 13-14 June 2024 at NTNU; Campus "Kalvskinnet", Lysholmbygget, room LY31 and LY32. The campus is situated in central Trondheim, just five minutes from the city square.

Map to NTNU Campus "Kalvskinnet" .

All are welcome, also without holding a paper. A programme is in place. Please register no later than 24 May (registration link below). Questions about the network meeting are best answered by the organisers, contact silje [dot] warberg [at] ntnu [dot] no (silje[dot]warberg[at]ntnu[dot]no) 

Registration link for the network meeting Care and Community in the Arts of Narrative Medicine (opens in new window) 

Previous network meetings: 

2022 in Lund on the theme "Ranges of proximity: approaching narratives in medicine"
Conference program for the network meeting in Lund (PDF, 870 kB, new window)

2021 (online) on the theme "Storytelling in the Arts of Narrative Medicine"