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Investigation: No More Specialist Training for the Swedish Healthcare Association's Groups

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There is a need for specialist trained X-ray nurses, biomedical analysts and midwives. But the number of applicants to universities is estimated to be too few. Therefore, the government's investigators are today proposing commissioned training instead. The Swedish Healthcare Federation views the proposal with concern.
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Investigation: No More Specialist Training for the Swedish Healthcare Association's Groups

There is a need for specialist trained X-ray nurses, biomedical analysts and midwives. But the number of applicants to universities is estimated to be too few. Therefore, the government's investigators are today proposing commissioned training instead. The Swedish Healthcare Federation views the proposal with concern.

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vardfokus.se broke the news in on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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