Abstract
1.1.1 Sweden. Health care in Sweden is based on the Health Care Act. It states that the “fundamental objective of health care in Sweden are good health and health care on equal terms for the entire population”(2§, Swedish Health Care Act 1982). The responsibility for organizing health care lies with the county councils1 as producers, providers, and financiers of the health care. This results in decentralized decisionmaking, with county councils acting according to the needs in their specific area.
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