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User Group Sweden May2025 Attendees

| www.ebsco.com1 EBSCO & AI Developments, implications, and use cases for researchers May 2025 Annette Krawietz | www.ebsco.com2 https://www.ebsco.com /technology/artificial- intelligence-ai https://www.ebsco.com/technology/artificial-intelligence-ai https://www.ebsco.com/technology/artificial-intelligence-ai https://www.ebsco.com/technology/artificial-intelligence-ai | www.ebsco.com3 LLM trained

https://www.ub.lu.se/sites/ub.lu.se/files/2025-07/User%20Group%20Sweden_May2025_Attendees.pdf - 2026-01-12

Gender mainstreaming and the promotion of gender equality in Swedish development cooperation: A qualitative content analysis of Sweden's results strategies

Gender equality (GE) is one of Sweden’s three thematic prioritizations in foreign aid and have so been since 2007. Gender equality is emphasized as important for development and as a question in which Sweden has added value in promoting. The thesis examines what type of gender equality Sweden promotes in development cooperation with nine African countries and how it has changed in the country and

Sustainability integration in Innovation strategies - An analysis of sustainability aspects in Swedish innovation strategies and in Swedish healthcare sector innovation activities

The healthcare sector, currently accounting for about seven percent of global GDP expenditure, faces growing demand pressures driven by factors such as ageing populations and growing prevalence of chronic diseases. Consequently, the sector is increasingly looking for innovations that can simultaneously improve the efficiency and quality of care. Healthcare innovations could in turn make large cont

Time trends in Swedish patch test data from 1992 to 2000. A multi-centre study based on age-adjusted and sex-adjusted results of the Swedish standard series

Allergic contact dermatitis is recognized as a public health problem and some major allergens have been subject to intervention aiming at lowering skin exposure. There is an obvious interest in evaluating the effect of such interventions. Population studies are difficult to perform and epidemiological studies based on clinical data from testing patients with contact dermatitis are common surrogate