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Magnus Isacson, President of the Swedish Association of General Medicine, he does not find serious alternatives to “personal responsibility and the entire population of Sweden is listed in a specialist in general medicine with a reasonable allocation” (SvD Debate 15/1). Isacson’s description of medical care is extremely accurate. We can go far if we tear down the very obstacles you describe.
The alternative to personal liability is detailed control, and we’ve tested that solution for a long time. Across the country, health policy decisions are made on the desired number of blood pressure measurements, the daily hours each health center must open and close, whether it can be closed for lunch, the exact number of days off. planning, how the visits will be conducted, and who should be employed in the same care unit. collaborate around the patient. According to SKR statistics, healthcare has more managers and administrators than doctors on its payroll. Should the regions then harden? Certainly, in part, but above all the state needs to act together.
