Jakob Forssmed Psychiatry Problems – Analysis
- Jag intervjuade gärningsmannens mamma som berättade att hon kämpat för att hennes son skulle få vård - men han blev aldrig hjälpt. Ska det verkligen vara på det...
- Utan att göra en analys av vad som gått fel i enskilda fall, så är det uppenbart att psykiatrin har en allt för liten kapacitet.
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Jag intervjuade gärningsmannens mamma som berättade att hon kämpat för att hennes son skulle få vård – men han blev aldrig hjälpt. Ska det verkligen vara på det sättet?
– Nej, det ska inte vara på det sättet. Utan att göra en analys av vad som gått fel i enskilda fall, så är det uppenbart att psykiatrin har en allt för liten kapacitet.
När kommer det förändras?
– Redan i år, hoppas jag. Vi behöver utveckla psykiatrin. vi jobbar med detta just nu
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He continues: - I haven’t been alone in the way I think many in our society have been or are. I’ve had a good start in that regard, but I’ve experienced the dark streaks that can enter life.
What do you say to those who need to fight to get care and support?
– We see your struggle and we are working to make it easier for you.
Great work ahead
When Forssmed looks ahead, he sees a lot of work ahead:
Long care queues must become even shorter. A natural transition between child and adolescent psychiatry and adult psychiatry must exist – and the number of care places must be increased.
– there is a lot that we haven’t had time to do, but I am glad that no government has ever invested as much in this area as we have.
Do you feel that you have brought about real change in people’s everyday lives?
- Yes,we have invested a record amount in shortening the queues to child and adolescent psychiatry. Having to wait in line can be devastating, so it is indeed something that makes a difference in people’s lives and can be preventive.In addition, we have had authorities work on issues related to mental health and suicide prevention and work preventively to ensure that fewer people lose a brother, sister, colleague or friend in suicide.
New Mental Health and Addiction Reform Proposed for Sweden
Sweden’s Minister for Social Affairs is pushing for a major reform to streamline care for individuals struggling with both mental health issues and addiction, with plans to implement the changes by 2027. The proposed “co-morbidity reform” aims to make it easier for people facing these overlapping challenges to receive the treatment they need.
Currently, individuals often find themselves navigating multiple agencies, despite the clear connection between mental health and substance use. The Minister explained that self-medication with drugs can trigger psychosis in individuals with underlying psychiatric conditions.
The current system also divides responsibility, with regions typically handling psychiatric care and municipalities addressing addiction issues.”That doesn’t work,” the Minister stated.
A key component of the reform involves re-evaluating regulations surrounding information sharing. The Minister highlighted a situation where police may bring someone experiencing a psychotic episode to a psychiatric facility, only for that person to be discharged without the police being informed.
“That’s not how it should function,” the Minister said.