‘No thought of gender’: bodily norms in Swedish rescue services incident reporting

(Gendered?) histories: tracing the development of an ICT in the Swedish rescue services

Inconvenient Human Rights: Access to Water and Sanitation in Sweden's Informal Roma Settlements

Academic Entrepreneurship: spin-offs in Sweden and the UK

Linking Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Higher Education: A Study of Swedish Schools of Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurial Spin-off Enterprises in Göteborg, Sweden

The Dynamics of Innovation Financing in Sweden

The Adoption of Additive Manufacturing Technology in Sweden

Uncertainty in clinical practice - An interview study with Swedish GPS on patients with sore throat

Background: Uncertainty is inevitable in clinical practice in primary care and tolerance for uncertainty and concern for bad outcomes has been shown to vary between physicians. Uncertainty is a factor for inappropriate antibiotic prescribing. Evidence-based guidelines as well as near-patient tests are suggested tools to decrease uncertainty in the management of patients with respiratory tract infe

Lower disease activity and disability in Swedish patients with rheumatoid arthritis in 1995 compared with 1978

The aim of this study was to evaluate differences in disease activity, disability, and medical treatment in consecutive patients with rheumatoid arthritis seen at the outpatient clinics in Malmö, in 1978 (n=148) and 1995 (n=164). The groups were similar with regard to age, gender, disease duration, and the proportion having had hip or knee replacement surgery. The patients in 1995 had lower values

A Swedish version of the Hayling Test – clinical validity in patients with a FTD complex disorder

Private International Law in Sweden

Assessing local governance experiments for building energy efficiency : The case of Malmö, Sweden

The Theological Battle for Freedom of Religion in Sweden : Henrik Reuterdahl (1795-1870) and Johan Henrik Thomander (1798-1865)

"the importance of awareness, support and inner strength to balance everyday life" - A qualitative study about women's experiences of a workplace health promotion program in human service organizations in Sweden

Background: In many European countries, women have a higher sickness absence rate than men. Women also report higher levels of work-life conflict, which has a negative impact on women's self-perceived health. Interventions studies on work-life balance literature are scarce. This research adds knowledge about work-life balance by examining female employees' experiences of a newly developed interven

Validity of the Swedish version of the systemic sclerosis quality of life questionnaire (SSCQoL) : A novel measure of quality of life for patients with systemic sclerosis

Europeanization, Civil Society, and the Swedish Welfare State

Europeanization of Swedish Civil Society: Motives, Activities, and Perceived Consequences

Factors Explaining Swedish Civil Society Organizations’ Europeanization

Questioning the Swedish Model or Exporting It? Identity Europeanization in the Prostitution Policy Field