Regeringen satsar 3,5 miljarder på vården

The government is allocating an additional 3.5 billion kronor for healthcare in this year's budget The main focus is on reducing waiting lists through national care coordination and a lot of money is going to eating disorder care Something that has been deprioritized in many parts of the country It's about creating economic incentives to actually provide care Today there are economic incentives that make it profitable to put patients on hold Oh well then we can't have that We need to counter with incentives and money to actually provide care The government is allocating one billion kronor for women's health in the budget The goal is for women regardless of where they live in the country to receive timely care More research is definitely needed on the diseases that mainly affect wome and conditions that may be natural but affect women throughout their lives This is not just a matter of research This is very much about something else Knowledge is available in one region or at a health center one side of a county border but not on the other side But that's where we can make a big difference quite quickly by having the regions actually take responsibility To say that if a woman suffers from migraines or lipid disorders or endometriosis or pelvic floor issues during her life Then she will get her care and it will not be worse because she lives on the wrong side of the county boundary Even significant investments are made in mental health care in the budget with particular emphasis on eating disorder treatment One hundred million kronor is allocated to ensure more people receive earlier interventions and timely care This is indeed a continued development of the government's work on eating disorder care Oh it's meant to be an important addition now for children and young people People with eating disorders should receive timely care Health care queues will also be reduced by 2.2 billion kronor in the budget A part of the initiative goes to the national nursing agency which will make it possible for patients To receive care in another region when the queues are long at home Well it's partly because we assign tasks to the regions to carry out certain specific operations That is where you get paid especially for it Then we have the national care agency that we work with So Sweden must start thinking as a team the regions must start thinking as a team Where we collaborate to provide assistance for operations and the care that is requested It hasn't worked for many many years in Sweden And that's a big problem