Seven MPs—Marius Langballe Dalin, Oda Indgaard, Ingrid Liland, Arild Hermstad, Siren Julianne Jensen, Frøya Skjold Sjursæther, and Une Bastholm—have tabled a proposal to shut down the Health Platform. The proposers argue that the system, introduced in 2019, has created widespread frustration and risks the loss of critical information, while its interface is inefficient and confusing. They are asking the government to present a plan for ending the Epic contract and replacing the platform with a functioning market of interoperable solutions.
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The Storting calls on the government to submit a plan by the end of 2026 for terminating the Epic contract, dismantling the Health Platform, and replacing it with a well-functioning market of solutions that interact efficiently with one another. Each solution should be easily replaceable with another. The plan should prioritize an intuitive and effective user interface.