Regions appeal million-kronor fines after Cosmic ruling

All regions in the Sussa collaboration, including Region Dalarna, are appealing a Kammarrätten ruling imposing 10 million kronor fines each. The ruling concerns a supplementary agreement on the Cosmic system. The regions are deemed to have erred in the handling.

Kammarrätten recently issued a ruling fining Region Dalarna and the eight other regions in the Sussa collaboration 10 million kronor each. The decision pertains to a supplementary agreement regarding the Cosmic system used by the regions.

The regions consider the ruling incorrect and are appealing to the Supreme Administrative Court. Region Dalarna is among them, joining the others in seeking review of Kammarrätten's decision.

The Sussa collaboration involves nine regions cooperating on procurements and agreements. Felicia Lénård reports from Dala-Demokraten on the regions' joint appeal.

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Court rules Cosmic addendum illegal – million fines for regions

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The Administrative Court of Appeal in Gothenburg has ruled that addendum agreements to the Cosmic contract for nine regions, including Region Dalarna, violated the law. Each region must pay 10 million kronor in procurement penalty fees following Tuesday's ruling. The Competition Authority prevailed after the Administrative Court had acquitted the regions.

In the ongoing Sussa Cosmic contract saga, regions including Region Dalarna are appealing the Kammarrätt's recent decision to uphold million-kronor fines (10 million SEK each) over a supplementary agreement for the Cosmic journal system. After winning in administrative court, they lost on Konkurrensverket's appeal. 'We believe we are right,' says Sofia Jarl (C).

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Nine regions, including Region Dalarna, avoid paying 10 million kronor fines each for the illegal procurement of the Cosmic journal system. Supplier Cambio Healthcare will cover the costs per prior agreement. Konkurrensverket criticizes the arrangement but will not act in this case.

Region Dalarna's regional council has decided to allocate up to 30 million kronor extra to the care choice for child and youth psychiatry (BUP) in 2026. The investment aims to retain care providers. The opposition warns that the funds will not solve the root problems.

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SVT Nyheter Dalarna reported on Tuesday, March 17, about several local events, including a snowmobile accident in Sälenfjällen and a ruling on Cosmic procurement.

Region Dalarna has decided to increase compensation under Vårdval BUP by 25 percent. The investment applies retroactively from the turn of the year and aims to secure access to psychiatric care for children and youth in the county.

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Criticism of the Cosmic journal system is growing at Falu hospital. The women's clinic and orthopedic clinic have reported the region due to increased stress, longer waiting times, and risks to staff and patients. One demand is to reinstate Take Care.

 

 

 

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