The practical experience gained through internships and projects has prepared me to tackle real-world challenges

Mathias Mikalsen works with integrating welfare technology to enhance citizen services, and ensuring that the solutions are sustainable and future-proof.

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– One aspect I particularly enjoyed about my studies was the opportunity to work on projects that tackled real-world issues. Photo: Private.

– My education from the master's study in Health Economics, Policy and Management has equipped me with the technical knowledge and problem-solving skills necessary to excel in this role. Furthermore, the practical experience gained through internships and projects has prepared me to tackle real-world challenges in the health sector, particularly in the management and optimization of healthcare institutions, says Mathias Mikalsen.

What do you like best about your job?

– Working as an enterprise architect within eHealth and healthcare offers the opportunity to shape sustainable solutions that improve the quality of life for citizens and supports healthcare operations. The role allows for innovation in a crucial sector, with projects positively impacting patient care and overall healthcare efficiency. Trying to streamline processes and improving communication channels ensure that healthcare professionals and other stakeholders can perform their duties more effectively and with greater satisfaction, contributing to a more robust and supportive healthcare system.

What are your main responsibilities?

– My primary responsibilities include designing and implementing interoperable systems that facilitate better communication and data exchange between various entities. I focus on integrating welfare technology to enhance citizen services, ensuring that the solutions we