Trond Mohn gives tens of millions to UNN – Nordlys

Today received UNN tens million to the new radiology center (PET) which will soon be built in Breivika. The dealer was none other than soon æresdokot and Bergenser Trond Mohn.

It reports UNN in a statement.

The gifts were given during a seance in Breivika morning.

– The new PET center doubt thus could be fitted with the best possible equipment so that it will appear among the world’s most modern, it stands in pressemellding.

According to Trond Mohn’s gifts given to increase inspiration and training among employees.

– The money that today is given University Hospital of North Norway and UiT will go to the purchase of medical equipment in connection with the establishment of the new PET center. This is equipment used in the study and research of diseases including cancer. My motivation for giving money to this is to ensure that patients in the north will have an equally good medical treatment as patients in the rest of the country. It will also contribute to greater inspiration and training of expertise among employees, Mohn.

Priceless gifts

Both UNN UiT are grateful for the gifts.

– UNN’s vision is to provide the best treatment for each patient, and the donation from Trond Mohn helps us to this. It is only to be eternally grateful he says Ingebrigtsen.

– Trond Mohn takes responsibility for society as one has not seen before. What donation means for northern Norway can not be said with words. The money will provide not only contribute to better patient care, but also to important research, says Rector Anne Homes Brook, UiT, Norwegian arctic university,

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Rune Sundset, quality and research director Northern Regional Health Authority, said monetary contribution will contribute to a fantastic PET center in Tromsø:

– We’re going to get the world’s finest PET center with a unique link between hospital and university with expensive department. With expensive scanner we can solve health puzzles, and several research groups have already expressed interest, said Sundset.

Also at the hospital in Kirkenes sprinkled it today millions. They now receive money from Trond Mohn purchase of CT X-rays.

– This will be an important tool for investigating patients with heart problems, says Trond Mohn.