läkarna
Läkarna is the definite plural form of läkare in Swedish, used to refer to physicians. The term encompasses all medically licensed doctors and can denote either doctors in general or a specific group depending on context. In Sweden, läkare are trained professionals who diagnose, treat, and prevent illness, and may work in primary care, hospitals, or specialized settings.
Becoming a läkare in Sweden requires completing medical studies at a university and earning the degree läkarexamen
Läkarna work in a variety of settings, including general practice (allmänläkare) in primary care and numerous
In Sweden, health care is predominantly publicly funded and organized by regional authorities. Regions employ läkare