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Sigurd Høye is an Associate Professor at the Department of General Practice, University of Oslo. With dual academic backgrounds in Psychology, Media Science (Cand.mag. 1997) and Medicine (Cand.med. 2003), he has held clinical roles as a General Practitioner (2004-2009) and academic positions including University Lecturer (2005-2009), PhD candidate (2009), and Postdoctoral Fellow (2014-).
- Cand.mag. (Psychology, Media Science, Religious Studies) 1997
- Cand.med. 2003
- Internship Aker Sykehus / Alta Kommune 2003-2004
- PhD University of Oslo 2013
His research focuses on antibiotic use in primary care, antimicrobial stewardship, and health journalism. Key projects include ImpresU (urinary tract infection management in frail elderly), RAK (antibiotic use quality improvement), and INFRA (interdisciplinary antimicrobial resistance research). His work spans qualitative studies, clinical trials, and register-based analyses, with publications in journals like Clinical Microbiology and Infection and The BMJ.
Recent publications analyze trends such as antibiotic prophylaxis for recurrent infections, audit and feedback interventions in prescribing, COVID-19 pandemic management, and delayed antibiotic strategies. Collaborative efforts include European cross-country trials and national studies on respiratory infections and UTI complications.
Active in scientific projects, he contributes to initiatives like Antibiotic Centre for Primary Care (ASP) and QUALICOPC. His educational contributions include teaching PBL 10. semester and Sickness Certificate Seminar. Affiliated with research groups Allmix (Clinical General Practice Research) and INFRA (Interdisciplinary Forum for Antimicrobial Resistance Research), he bridges clinical practice with academic innovation.
