The Norwegian Health Authority is a government agency in Norway responsible for overseeing the country's health services. Its main role is to ensure that the population has access to high-quality healthcare and to promote public health initiatives. The authority develops guidelines, policies, and regulations to improve health outcomes and manage health resources effectively. Additionally, the Norwegian Health Authority collaborates with various stakeholders, including hospitals, municipalities, and health professionals, to implement health programs and monitor health trends. It also provides information and support to the public regarding health issues, aiming to enhance overall well-being in Norway.