Dalarna prepares for summer with reduced healthcare staff

Region Dalarna enters summer with staff shortages at health centers and fewer ambulances. Patients with less acute issues may face longer wait times.

Region Dalarna plans to reduce some planned care during the vacation period to staff the inpatient care that is needed. Health and medical care director Åsa Dedering says she is not worried that care will function during the summer.

Staffing at the county's health centers will decrease by about 50 percent during the summer. It has been particularly difficult to resolve the staffing situation in northern Dalarna.

From June 8 to August 21 there will be two fewer ambulances in the county. However, staffing will be strengthened during events such as Vansbrosimningen and Classic car week.

At the same time the journal system Cosmic increases the burden on care staff. The region's chief physician continuously follows up on deviations within patient safety work.

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Illustration of the emergency room at Akademiska Hospital showing staffing crisis with unfilled shifts.
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680 shifts still missing at Akademiska Hospital emergency

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Akademiska Hospital in Uppsala faces an ongoing staffing crisis in the emergency department. More than 680 work shifts remain unfilled for the summer despite some improvement.

Staffing levels at Östersunds sjukhus remain tough as summer begins. Healthcare director Anna Granevärn says the situation is tougher than hoped, especially in the emergency department.

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Region Dalarna is introducing a mobile assessment unit to manage the strain on healthcare during Classic Car Week.

Dalarna's population grows by more than a quarter during the Midsummer weekend according to Statistics Sweden's analysis of mobile data.

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Before summer, the maternity ward and gynecology department at Falu hospital will merge. Several staff members warn of risks including overcrowding and poorer care.

Region Dalarna is investing nearly 10 million kronor to improve the Cosmic patient record system, following persistent complaints from healthcare staff, including a recent survey where 400 doctors labeled it a risk. Regional councilor Elin Norén (S) announced the effort in collaboration with other Sussa regions.

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Staff describe a strained work situation at the health center in Askersund. Pensioner organizations have invited the public to a meeting with politicians.

 

 

 

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