Swedish Government Pushes for More Equitable Youth Mental Health Services
Sweden assigns health agencies to level disparities in youth mental health clinics, boosting resources and targeting stigma reduction.
Sweden assigns health agencies to level disparities in youth mental health clinics, boosting resources and targeting stigma reduction.
The debate in Sweden heats up over patient choice in healthcare as private clinics show higher patient satisfaction, while home care services face operational crises.
Sweden faces intense debate over home births as experts highlight risks and government prioritization of healthcare resources.
Nooshi Dadgostar and Vänsterpartiet criticize current government healthcare policies, pledging reforms and campaigning for change ahead of elections.
Region Värmland increases its 2025 youth mental health budget to 120 million SEK, doubling funding for psychiatric services to meet growing demand and reduce waiting times.
Region Stockholm raises its budget for cultural healthcare projects to 5.5 million kronor annually, introducing multi-year funding to enhance patient and staff well-being.
Sweden launches a new mental health app for youth and proposes experts to a European panel tackling children's online safety.
Cost-driven staff cuts in Stockholm psychiatric services and economic priorities in Växjö hospital planning highlight Sweden's healthcare funding challenges.
Danderyd's 2025 budget dedicates 11 million SEK to youth mental health, supplemented by regional initiatives like delayed school start times and services from Underfundarna.
A Swedish municipality has committed five million kronor to programs combatting mental health challenges, with plans to broaden support groups by 2026.
Patients with post-COVID and ME/CFS in Sweden face mistrust and inadequate care, highlighting systemic healthcare challenges.
Sveriges kommuner och Regioner proposes that the Swedish state fund forensic psychiatry to address overcrowding and rising costs, while maintaining regional care integration.
Left Party calls to abolish Sweden's choice system law in healthcare, paralleling an investigation into doctors' remote work practices amid regulatory concerns.
Swedish politicians urge repeal of the mandatory healthcare choice system law amid concerns over policy failures and launch an investigation into remote work compliance among healthcare professionals.
Sweden's influenza vaccination coverage in 2025 remains below WHO's 75% target, with significant regional disparities and calls to improve vaccination rates among at-risk groups.
Sweden continues to miss the WHO's 75% influenza vaccination coverage target for at-risk populations, with regional disparities and low uptake among younger groups posing challenges as the vaccination season begins.
Vänsterpartiet's 2025 budget proposal emphasizes increased child allowances, additional healthcare funding, and modifications to electricity cost protections to support Swedish families and regional healthcare systems.
Vänsterpartiet's 2025 budget plan proposes substantial increases for healthcare funding and family support, criticizing the government's handling of regional finances and social benefits.
Per Mattsson resigns from Karolinska University Hospital amid leadership criticisms and controversy.
Stockholm is introducing a pioneering child health program aimed at promoting well-being in preschools.
Sweden is enhancing mental health services with new government funding and events for awareness.
A report reveals that 25% of Swedes avoid doctor appointments due to difficulties with digital health services.
The Swedish health authority is restructuring the state epidemiologist's role after criticism of its leadership.
Folkhälsomyndigheten plans a restructuring to enhance pandemic preparedness following criticism of its leadership.
Region Gävleborg addresses crisis response following an ambulance worker's murder, with staff support and planned public tributes.
Swedish politicians are being pressed to take responsibility for narcolepsy victims' compensation following health crisis neglect.
Local politicians in Lidköping vote on the closure of the emergency department, sparking concern among residents about healthcare access.
Sweden faces significant reductions in funding for women's health services, igniting criticism and concerns over healthcare accessibility.
The Swedish government outlines a substantial healthcare budget for 2025 to address long waiting times for medical treatments.
Örebro County politicians invite residents to participate in dialogues to improve healthcare and governance.
Region Kronoberg launches new strategies to improve health equity among residents.
Voter polling shows Swedes prefer healthcare and education funding in the upcoming budget over tax cuts.
Investigations reveal critical failures in Swedish healthcare leading to avoidable patient deaths and serious neglect.
Sweden's government has introduced a significant initiative to bolster mental health services nationwide.
Sweden will implement a chickenpox vaccination program by 2027, including catch-up efforts for older children.
Sweden's government is set to allocate billions to enhance psychiatric care over the next three years.
Sweden's government invests heavily in AI to enhance healthcare and welfare services, creating an AI factory and workshops.
UNICEF's report reveals alarming increases in global childhood obesity rates, urging policy changes.
Elisabet Lann is appointed as Health Minister amidst a concerning incident during her introduction press conference.
Acko Ankarberg Johansson resigns as Sweden's health minister, raising strategic questions for the Christian Democrats.