Jon Håvard Loge

Jon Håvard Loge is a Professor in the Department of Behavioral Medicine at the University of Oslo. His research focuses on cancer survivorship, health-related quality of life, and doctor-patient communication. He has contributed to numerous studies on long-term effects of cancer treatments, including chronic fatigue, mental health outcomes, and late effects in pediatric and young adult survivors.

He holds a position at the Faculty of Medicine and is affiliated with Domus Medica in Oslo. His work emphasizes improving patient-centered care through communication tools and evidence-based practices. Notable projects include the NOR-CAYACS study, examining late effects in childhood cancer survivors, and investigations into the integration of oncology with palliative care.

Loge has authored over 100 peer-reviewed articles, with recent work published in journals like Cancer Medicine, The Lancet Regional Health - Europe, and Acta Oncologica. His research often collaborates with international teams, addressing topics such as symptom management, patient-reported outcomes, and rehabilitation for cancer survivors.