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A new project led by Karolinska University Hospital aims to pave the way for a sustainable reimbursement model in healthcare.

This ranking is the highest for Karolinska since the hospital first appeared on the top list in 2020.

The goal is to strengthen relationships and collaborations between the hospitals and establish a strategy for addressing healthcare challenges in the Nordic region.

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Karolinska University Hospital is the first in the world to implement broad molecular reflex testing for colorectal cancer, based on results from the Nordic ALASCCA trial. The study shows that low-dose acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) can reduce the risk of recu...
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More patients may now get a new chance at life as Karolinska University Hospital becomes the first hospital in the Nordics to introduce a new method for liver transplantation. The method makes it possible to keep a liver alive outside the body for up to 24...
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In early September, Karolinska University Hospital hosted the second edition of the Nursing Management Program – an intensive four-day experience where nursing professionals from around the world came together to sharpen their leadership skills, exchange i...
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Following the Covid-19 pandemic, many intensive care nurses across Europe chose to leave the profession. To strengthen retention and attract new colleagues, the EUCARE Fellowship Programme was launched within the European University Hospital Alliance (EUHA...
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Sustainability
As the climate crisis accelerates, its effects on public health are becoming increasingly clear—driving up illness, care needs, and environmental emissions. At the same time, the healthcare sector itself contributes to the problem, accounting for 4.4% of global emissions. How can we break this cycle?
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