The ambulance murder in Harmånger shed light on serious shortcomings in the information chain between healthcare, SOS Alarm and the police. Now the government's rapid investigation into strengthened information sharing in ambulance healthcare is complete. - An important first step, says Per Örninge, chairman of the Swedish Association for Ambulance Healthcare (Flisa).
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The ambulance murder in Harmånger shed light on serious shortcomings in the information chain between healthcare, SOS Alarm and the police. Now the government's rapid investigation into strengthened information sharing in ambulance healthcare is complete. - An important first step, says Per Örninge, chairman of the Swedish Association for Ambulance Healthcare (Flisa).
The government's investigators propose that it should be easier for police, emergency services and ambulance services to share information with each other. However, the investigation is against so-called "flagging" of addresses.