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The text discusses the shift towards technology in healthcare, with a focus on data and artificial health care. It highlights concerns about the depersonalization of care as technology takes over decision-making processes. The progression from industrialized healthcare to health tech raises ethical issues, as algorithms and sensors may dictate healthcare decisions without human input. The text warns against the potential consequences of prioritizing data over human well-being, drawing parallels to past instances of tech manipulation. Ultimately, it cautions against the move towards artificial health care, emphasizing the importance of maintaining human-centered care in the face of advancing technology.

In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of choosing guidelines wisely, drawing from their experience in developing Dutch GP guidelines. They highlight the need for sustainable practices, sharing a personal anecdote about travel sustainability. The speaker emphasizes the rising costs and workforce demands in healthcare, stressing the need for a shift towards sustainability. They touch on the healthcare climate crisis and the impact of healthcare on the environment. Overall, the video underscores the necessity of reevaluating healthcare practices for a more sustainable future.

In the video, the speaker reflects on their journey in medicine, highlighting the importance of gratitude and the initial motivations for joining the field. They discuss concerns about overdiagnosis and overtreatment in healthcare, citing examples of unnecessary tests and treatments. They raise awareness about the prevalence of these issues, with estimates suggesting a significant portion of healthcare may be wasteful. The speaker expresses discomfort with contributing to low-value care and emphasizes the need to address these challenges. They reference a paper on the unintended consequences of medical care growth, illustrating the concept of diminishing returns.

In this video, the speaker discusses adolescent brain development, highlighting the distinct stages of early, mid, and late adolescence. Early adolescents, aged 10 to 13, seek independence from parents but think in concrete terms. Mid-adolescents show more abstract thinking but may still engage in risky behaviors. Young people's unpredictability can be challenging for adults, as they often feel unique and misunderstood. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding these developmental stages to support youth effectively. Stay tuned for insights on the benefits and harms of online life and strategies for nurturing young people in society.

In this video, a Danish GP discusses the importance of continuous professional development (CPD) in general practice. He emphasizes the need for sustainable CPD programs that support excellent care and include all GPs and staff. The GP challenges the understanding of GP competence by exploring the complex competences of GPs and discussing sustainability in CPD. He delves into the core competences of a GP, including textbook knowledge, experience-based knowledge, context understanding, motivation, reflection, feedback management, patient relations, empathy, and trust-building abilities. The GP highlights the importance of supporting experience-based knowledge and context understanding in GP education.

In the video, the speaker discusses a story that began in 2003 when the editor of the Lancet visited a primary care research event in Canada. Dr. Richard Horton's critical editorial highlighted the need for support in primary care research. The Lancet emphasized the importance of research with a primary care perspective. Despite challenges like underpowered trials, a reform was needed. Funding became available in Sweden in 2009 for a research school in general practice. Collaboration was key in securing funding for the research school.

In this video, the speaker discusses the impact of climate change on population health. They highlight the key factors such as heat waves, heavy rains, and vector-borne diseases affecting public health. The speaker emphasizes the importance of adaptation and mitigation strategies to address these challenges. They also mention the increasing temperatures in Nordic countries and the impact on ice caps and glaciers. The talk focuses on the three components of climate risk: hazards (such as extreme weather), vulnerabilities (like comorbidities), and exposure (building in floodplains). Overall, the video stresses the need to consider these factors when addressing climate-related health risks.

In the video, the speaker discusses their experience working in a small hospital in Sweden and their exploration of healthcare systems in Europe. They highlight the importance of primary care, noting that Sweden lags behind other countries in this area. The speaker emphasizes the need to learn from other healthcare systems and questions how to structure and improve healthcare. They stress the significance of having a personal doctor, contrasting Sweden's low percentage with the Netherlands' high rate of patients feeling connected to their own doctor. The speaker's research aims to address challenges in healthcare systems and find ways to enhance patient care.

In this video, Austildur, a general practitioner and researcher from Iceland living in Denmark, discusses his journey towards focusing on sustainability in healthcare. He highlights the environmental impact of healthcare and the need for a shift towards sustainable practices. Austildur emphasizes the importance of defining sustainability and refers to the United Nations' definition of sustainable development. He narrows his focus to environmental sustainability in primary care, aligning with the World Health Organization's definition. Austildur stresses the significance of addressing sustainability for the well-being of current and future generations. He concludes by expressing hope and gratitude for the focus on sustainability at the conference.

om SVEA-teamet på Boo vårdcentral

Med Lena Pomerleau och Gunnar Carlgren

med Gunnar Carlgren

med Marit Karlsson och Gunnar Carlgren

med Lena Pomerleau och Gunnar Carlgren

Att organisera hemsjukvård kan vara en utmaning. Filmen ger ett exempel på hur hemsjukvård kan organiseras och utvecklas. Förutsättningarna ser olika ut i landet. Det gäller att ha tålamod om det ska bli bra.

med Lena Pomerleau och Gunnar Carlgren

Varför ska vi göra hembesök? Hur kan hembesök göra arbetet mer stimulerande? Vilka är hindren för att lämna mottagningsrummet och möta patienten i hemmet? Ett samtal om hembesöket som arbetsverktyg.

med Gunnar Carlgren

med Gunnar Carlgren

Filmer från NATIONELLA KVALITETSDAGEN 2017

Filmer från NATIONELLA KVALITETSDAGEN 2017

Filmer från NATIONELLA KVALITETSDAGEN 2017

Filmer från MED LIV OCH LUST I KARLSTAD 2018