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Prioritisation of Knowledge Needs Concerning Home Care for Older Adults
Background In the 2024 government appropriation directions, SBU was commissioned to produce knowledge summaries to improve elderly care (S20323/03257). The assignment is to be finalised by 1 December
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International guidelines for psychiatric conditions – a living evidence map
Project members International guidelines for psychiatric conditions – a living evidence map A collaboration between the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare and SBU SBU Fredrik Tholander,
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Newborn screening of mucopolysackaridosis type 1
Background The Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare is investigating whether mucopolysackaridosis type 1 should be included in the newborn screening program, with PKU screening test. SBU has
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A map of systematic reviews that have examined how sexual risk exposure can be identified or how mental illness among sexually exposed individuals can be treated
Background SBU has been commissioned by the Government (S2024/02156) to conduct a systematic map of systematic reviews that have studied methods to detect sexual risk exposure, primarily within
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National plan for a better addiction treatment
Background SBU participate in a collaboration with nine other authorities in a government assignment about a national plan for better addiction treatment and stronger preventive work for alcohol,
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Interventions aimed at increasing physical activity in people with intellectual disabilities or autism spectrum disorder
Background In a previous evidence map of systematic reviews of behavioural interventions aimed at increasing physical activity, SBU identified a lack of well conducted systematic reviews for, for
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Treatment or interventions for patients with autism, intellectual disabilities, or cognitive impairment with concurrent substance use disorder
Question What systematic reviews have been published regarding effective treatments or interventions that can be provided in outpatient care for alcohol or substance use disorder among individuals
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Interventions to prevent and reduce coercive measures in psychiatric care and residential care for children and young people
Main message Interventions targeting organisational culture and staff practice may reduce coercive measures (restraint and seclusion) in child and adolescent psychiatric care as well as in
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Interventions to Promote Health Literacy in Children, Adolescents and Supporting Adults
Main message and conclusions In total 18 systematic reviews (SR) with moderate or low risk of bias, which examined a range of interventions intended to promote health literacy among children,
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Extended postnatal home visiting programs
By Swedish government decision 16 December 2024, SBU has been commissioned to compile evidence on interventions within social services aimed at promoting mental well being and preventing poor mental