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Region Stockholm Launches Major Public Health Survey to 105,000 Residents

Key Points
  • Region Stockholm is distributing its 'Hälsa Stockholm 2026' public health survey to 105,000 randomly selected residents.
  • The survey is sent every four years and targets individuals aged 16 or older via digital or mail formats.
  • Collected data will inform healthcare planning and resource allocation by tracking health conditions and lifestyle changes across the county.

Region Stockholm has begun distributing its comprehensive public health survey, 'Hälsa Stockholm 2026,' to approximately 105,000 randomly selected residents. The survey, conducted every four years, represents one of the region's largest public health projects. According to the regional government, the questionnaire is being sent digitally or by mail to randomly chosen individuals aged 16 or older, with completion estimated to take 15-30 minutes.

The collected data will provide valuable insights into health conditions across the county, causes of ill health, and changes in lifestyle habits over time. This information serves as a foundation for planning future healthcare initiatives and public health work, helping guide resource allocation and priority setting within the healthcare system. The survey aims to map living habits and health status to inform strategic decisions in regional healthcare planning.

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