1 February
SIA Conference May 23-24, 2023, Stockholm
How to assess social interventions with high quality, transparency and transferability? Towards a common methodology.
25 January
“Utvägs kvinnogrupp” for cases of intimate partner violence
19 January
Response-based practice in treatment of perpetrators of violence
19 December
The importance of staff education level for the quality of care in municipal home care
16 December
Focused Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (FACT) for depression and anxiety disorder
15 December
Prioritized research questions regarding pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain - based on the James Lind Alliance method
11 November
Methods to reduce coercive measures within inpatient mental healthcare: Safewards and Six core strategies
SBU and COVID-19
SBU closely monitors what actions other countries are taking to meet the needs of decision- and policymakers to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Via the International organisation of HTA, INAHTA, SBU shares and exchanges information to support staff and decision-makers in health care and social services.
SBU is also in contact with the other Swedish agencies within the national health care sector who currently are working intensively to support both the health care services as well as care homes.
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