Replace Smjörva with Bertolli: 'The Money Weighs Heavier'
The Landspítali hospital has switched from using Smjörva to Bertolli in its cafeterias, prompting mixed reactions from staff regarding the change.
The substitution of Smjörva contradicts the procurement policy of state entities
A recent decision by Landspítali to replace Smjörva with Bertolli on its premises has sparked controversy among staff and highlighted issues in state procurement policies.
Landspítali receives 25 million for support for Bakkakot children
Landspítali Hospital has been allocated 25 million Icelandic krónur to provide support for individuals who were raised as foster children in Bakkakot.
Getting to see a doctor sooner with the new emergency room structure
The Landspítali University Hospital in Iceland is implementing a new emergency room structure aimed at improving patient flow and reducing wait times.
The System is the Problem if it Doesn't Support Innovation
A discussion on the challenges facing Iceland's healthcare system highlights the need for innovation to tackle critical issues such as hospital bottlenecks and nursing home waitlists.
The emergency department must not be a "swamp of infections and danger"
Emergency doctors protest against the skewed allocation of workload between the emergency department and hospital wards at Landspítali, calling for better protection of emergency services.
"This didn't have to go this way"
The article discusses the challenges faced by families trying to secure nursing home space for the elderly in Iceland, highlighting a specific case of a woman who died after being denied care.
Repairs Due to Fire to Be Completed and Landspítali Gets Space
Repairs at Hrafnista nursing home allow the Landspítali hospital to accommodate more patients.
"Absolutely terrible situation"
Helga S. Ottósdóttir describes the dire condition of healthcare in Iceland, particularly for the elderly, due to a severe shortage of nursing home beds.
Elderly Fear Being Trapped in Hospitals Due to the Situation
Elderly individuals in Iceland are expressing fear of being stuck in hospitals for extended periods due to a shortage of nursing care facilities.
Elderly Speak Out About 'Horrific Situation'
Elderly individuals and their relatives express their distress over being held for months in Landspítali due to a lack of nursing home spaces, criticizing the government's slow response.
Authorities have provided two new rooms and unchanged conditions
Icelandic authorities have secured two new nursing rooms at Landspítali in response to a staff call for intervention, though the overall conditions remain critical.
Unchanged situation at Landspítali and air pollution troubles city residents
The condition at the Landspítali hospital remains unchanged despite calls for action, while air pollution continues to severely affect Reykjavik's residents.
Says that private entities have not received answers for many months
A member of Iceland's parliament calls for a reevaluation of the emergency department's operations at Landspítali to address ongoing issues.
Says private individuals have not received answers for many months
A parliament member from the Independence Party emphasizes the need to reassess the setup of the emergency room at Landspítali for better care and efficiency.
Turmoil at the emergency department and delays in Grindavík
The emergency department in Landspítali faces significant challenges, with calls for greater respect and humanity for staff and patients, particularly noted in the context of Grindavík's recovery efforts.
Elderly moved from Landspítali to Suðurnes
Elderly patients have been transferred from Landspítali to healthcare facilities in the Suðurnes region.
Negotiating with the Clinic Regarding 'Disaster Situation'
Health authorities are in discussions with a private clinic to take in patients from a hospital overwhelmed by emergency situations.
Considering renting accommodation to ease the burden on Landspítali
Iceland's authorities are contemplating the rental of additional housing to support Landspítali, the national hospital, amid increasing demand for patient services.
Alma's response is very disappointing
The staff at Landspitali's emergency department express deep disappointment over the Ministry of Health's lack of timely response to ongoing crises in patient care.
Expressing great disappointment with Alma's response
Doctors protesting the conditions at Landspítali's emergency department express their dissatisfaction with the health minister's inadequate response.
Describing untenable conditions and demanding immediate action
Emergency department staff at Landspítali in Iceland have gathered to demand immediate action on working conditions and patient safety due to serious ongoing issues.
Staff Member Infected with Tuberculosis: 'This Was Quite a Shock'
A nurse at Landspitali has been infected with tuberculosis, affecting both his mental and physical health, and sparking concerns about working conditions in the healthcare sector.
Emergency calls from staff and secret phones
Staff at the Landspítali emergency room in Iceland are expressing concerns about safety due to inadequate conditions at the hospital.
Emergency Room Staff Fear for Their Health and Safety
Emergency room staff at Landspítali are concerned for their health and safety due to inadequate infection control measures and worsening working conditions.
Staff at the emergency department fear for their safety
Staff members at the emergency department of Landspítali in Iceland express concerns about their safety amid overwhelming pressure and threat to patient care.
The specialized reception at Landspitali receives the name of Bryndís Klara
A new specialized trauma reception center at Landspitali in Iceland will be named Bryndísarhlíð in memory of Bryndís Klara, supported by her memorial fund.
Asks whether elderly people should be forced into the homes of the citizens
The president of the Icelandic Medical Association expresses serious concerns about the healthcare situation, particularly regarding the handling of elderly patients in hospitals.
No one has died from tuberculosis this or last year
No deaths from tuberculosis have been reported at Landspítali in the past two years, although concerns remain for vulnerable groups who may become seriously ill.
There are no effects on Landspítali due to staff having "met" the tuberculosis bacterium
The presence of staff who have encountered the tuberculosis bacterium does not impact the operations at Landspítali.
Largest number in the history of the emergency department
The Landspítali emergency department experienced its highest ever influx of patients due to ice-related accidents, with 90 individuals seeking treatment in one day.
At least thirty people in the emergency room due to slip and fall accidents
The emergency room at Landspítali is anticipating a high number of patients due to slip and fall incidents caused by icy conditions on sidewalks and streets in the capital region.
Fífilsgata will become Túnfífilsgata and not Hlíðarfótur
The street Fífilsgata will be renamed Túnfífilsgata instead of Hlíðarfótur as part of the new Landspítali construction project in Iceland.
Young Child with Measles at Landspítali
A young child diagnosed with measles at Landspítali returned home from abroad and has resulted in contact investigations for possible exposures.
The cost of illnesses amounts to billions
The cost of employee illnesses has significantly impacted the budgets of municipal authorities, with Reykjavík and Landspítali facing an approximate expense of eighteen billion krónur each over the past three years due to increased illness rates.
Transported to hospital after accident in Hrútafjörður
A person was transported to Landspítali hospital after a car rollover accident on Route 1 in Hrútafjörður.
Fifteen sought emergency care due to fireworks injuries
Fifteen individuals sought emergency treatment at Landspítali in Reykjavik due to injuries sustained from fireworks, with eight specifically affected in their eyes.
The first child of the year was born at 00:24
The first baby of 2026 was born in Iceland at 00:24 last night at Landspítali hospital, according to reports.