Helserett.com is an independent website that publishes and analyzes cases related to individuals’ health and patient rights in Oslo, with particular focus on administrative corruption, misleading marketing of medical reputations to deceive patients, incitement, open or covert nepotism, discrimination, and disparities in the quality of healthcare services, especially affecting patients with foreign backgrounds or differing social status.
The website’s objective is to promote the principle of transparency in the healthcare system by exposing unethical and unlawful practices in a clear and non misleading manner. This includes incitement and harassment of patients, pressure exerted through healthcare personnel, defamation or extortion related to patients’ lives and medical records by certain actors in the healthcare sector, whether hospitals, physicians, municipal employees, or representatives of supervisory authorities such as health services under the County Governor and the Office of the County Governor in Oslo.
Helserett.com also functions as a reliable platform for documenting complaints and issues that patients encounter as a result of abuse of power, incitement, and administrative/medical manipulation, in a context where legal protection is often biased and institutional accountability remains passive.
The website also sheds light on the phenomenon of selective and arbitrary application of health legislation, where the system is sometimes used as a tool of pressure and extortion rather than as a protective mechanism, thereby contributing to the perpetuation of injustice instead of preventing it. This underscores the need for rapid reforms to strengthen patient rights and ensure fairness and integrity within the healthcare system.
In addition, the website highlights the positive side of medicine and the humanity within healthcare by presenting stories and practices that demonstrate healthcare professionals’ commitment to compassion and human responsibility toward patients.
Definitions and Terms
The Website: Helserett.com and all subpages, including articles, reports, analyses, legal documents, evidentiary materials, images, and links related to patient rights and medical humanism.
Visitors / Users: All individuals who use the website to read its content, whether patients, legal researchers, human rights advocates, or health/administrative authorities.
Content: Articles, reports, legal documents, evidentiary materials, analyses, and documents addressing patient complaints, medical manipulation, incitement, neglect or discrimination based on social or ethnic background, nepotism, abuse of power, and weaknesses within the healthcare system, as well as information or stories highlighting the positive side of medicine.
Purpose: To promote transparency in the healthcare system, publish information about legal or rights violations, support patients whose rights have been infringed, contribute to improved oversight and fairness within the system, expose abuses and unethical or corrupt practices that threaten the integrity of healthcare, and highlight the humane and positive aspects of medicine.
Website Independence
Helserett.com is an independent website that does not receive funding from public or private entities, and provides full freedom to publish and analyze healthcare, related matters with precise and reliable content, without advertising or misleading promotion by physicians or health authorities. The website focuses on exposing unethical and unlawful practices at their inception, protecting patients’ rights and dignity, particularly those of patients with foreign backgrounds or specific social status, and shedding light on cases that are often overlooked in traditional channels.
The messages received by the platform’s administration indicate repeated and desperate attempts by certain actors to persuade the service provider to remove the content on Helserett.com, claiming that the published material “damages reputations.” These attempts appear as pressure and pleading to delete documented violations, rather than confronting the facts with transparency and acknowledgment.
This reflects a clear attempt to restrict freedom of expression and influence the right to publish, after previous unethical efforts to erase facts and manipulate information had failed. It is also noted that some of these actors have demonstrated contempt for, and institutional disparagement of, the patient complaint system under the Office of the County Governor in Oslo.
The request for deletion completely lacked any specification of incorrect facts or unlawful material, as all published content consists of official legal documents issued by health institutions, audio recordings (statements) from the involved parties, as well as certain relevant reports highlighted from official Norwegian websites. It is worth noting that the website is extensive, as it documents health institutions’ failure to act and breaches of health regulations, and demonstrates that the content does not merely concern isolated violations, but also systematic patterns of misconduct and negligence.
The absence of action or complicity by health and supervisory authorities lends no legitimacy to these attempts, does not justify them, and does not grant the actors the right to claim victimhood or to use the authorities’ tacit passivity to conceal or suppress reports of violations.
The content on the website remains based on accurate facts and reliable sources, exposes a network of violations committed by certain physicians and healthcare officials, serves the public interest, and falls within the scope of the right to legitimate criticism and responsible publication.