Objective: To determine the extent and nature of changes in healthcare resource use and deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) or rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in Sweden, with a focus on ...

Introduction: The rate of sickness absence is one of the greatest concerns in the developed countries especially because long-term sickness absence was associated with negative impacts on individual health, increased risk ...

Introduction: Asthma is a chronic respiratory disease that affect both adult and children. The disease is as part of the most reported emergency cases to the hospital globally. Over the years asthma prevalence has increased ...

Accessibility as well as providing care on equal terms to all inhabitants are the main objectives stated in the Swedish law SFS 2017: 30. As Sweden is facing demographic imbalances with more patients in need of care, ...

Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are fundamental to both the individual’s health as well as to public health. Despite that, SRHR are still only a desire and an ambition for millions of women and girls around ...

Disparities in educational attainment and performance by income, race, ethnicity, and immigrant status are prevalent in all countries including high-income countries like Sweden. Despite the available research on the ...

Introduction In the roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccination program, a variety of policy tools were used to increase vaccination rates in Sweden. A SMS nudge intervention was implemented to increase vaccine adoption in ...

Aim: This systematic review aimed to identify empirical evidence of the cost-effectiveness of Covid-19 vaccination programs within European countries among elderly and adult age groups. The result further acted as a ...