Skolhälsovården
Skolhälsovården, or school health care, is a publicly financed health service in Sweden that operates through municipalities and regions and is attached to compulsory- and in some cases upper secondary schools. The service aims to support children's and adolescents' health, development, and ability to learn by offering preventive care, early identification of health concerns, and advice to students and their guardians.
Typical services include health screenings on entry and periodically during schooling (growth, vision, hearing), monitoring of
The service is usually provided free of charge and designed to protect privacy; parental or guardian consent
Skolhälsovården is part of the broader Swedish health and education system and relies on local authorities