Nursing clinic at the emergency department relieves the physicians

by Magnusson, Monica Published in Läkartidningen (10.11.2017)

Reorganization and subspecialization needed for emergency and trauma surgery

by Redéen, Stefan   Filipovic, Goran   Druvefors, Pelle   Andersson, Peter Published in Läkartidningen (10.04.2013)

The need for disaster scenario training in Swedish hospitals should not be underestimated

by Sjölund, Anders   Jonsson, Fredrik   Ivarsson, Kjell Published in Läkartidningen (27.02.2013)

SBU about "lean": Process-oriented work in emergency departments yields shorter through-put

by Asplund, Kjell   Castrén, Maaret   Ehrenberg, Anna   Farrokhnia, Nasim   Göransson, Katarina   Jonsson, Håkan   Lind, Lars   Oredsson, Sven   Rognes, Jon Published in Läkartidningen (28.04.2010)

Development work can yield better results after cardiac arrest in the hospital. Defibrillation in 3 minutes a goal

by Herlitz, Johan   Aune, Solveig   Lindqvist, Jonny   Svensson, Christer J   Svensson, Leif   Oddby, Eva Published in Läkartidningen (24.02.2010)

That everything gets better just because it is centralized is not an axiom

by Järhult, Johannes Published in Läkartidningen (25.10.2006)

MET: an intensive care (r)evolution. Strong medical and ethical reasons for introducing a mobile emergency team

by Konrad, David Published in Läkartidningen (15.11.2006)

Mobile intensive care teams--a great deal remains to be proved

by Svensson, Leif   Rosenqvist, Mårten Published in Läkartidningen (24.01.2007)

Successful emergency care in Ljungby, with team and better competence of the primary emergency service

by Ekholm, Lars Published in Läkartidningen (16.10.2003)

Better occupational environment with the new emergency service system in Skovde

by Trenge, Annette   Göthlund, Gösta   Hemeren, Gudrun   Svensson, Rolf Published in Läkartidningen (16.10.2003)