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Ongoing projects

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  • A review of the scientific evidence for the Swedish national guidelines for health care of people with eating disorders

    Planned to be published Quarter 4, 2024
  • A review of the scientific evidence for the Swedish national guidelines for maternity care

    Planned to be published Quarter 4, 2023
  • DBT and MBT for individuals with or without Borderline personality disorder, respectively

    Planned to be published Quarter 2, 2024
  • Effects of treatment and social support measures in comorbidity

    Planned to be published Quarter 3, 2023
  • Gender dysphoria and regret

    Planned to be published Quarter 2, 2023
  • Indicated prevention of suicide in children and adolescents

    Planned to be published Quarter 4, 2024
  • Interventions to prevent and reduce gang-related crime among children and young adults

    Planned to be published Quarter 4, 2023
  • Occupational Exposures and Asthma and COPD

    Planned to be published Quarter 4, 2024
  • Preventing youth criminality in nordic countries

    Planned to be published Quarter 4, 2023
  • Prevention against female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C)

    Planned to be published Quarter 3, 2023
  • Prioritization of Evidence gaps in Mental Health

    Planned to be published Quarter 4, 2023
  • Treatment of children and young with mild to moderate mental illness

    Planned to be published Quarter 2, 2023
  • Update: Functioning and disability – An evidence map

    Planned to be published Quarter 2, 2023

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