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Iva Boss Sounds the Alarm: Young People Can't Handle Working Full-Time - Don't Get Enough Recovery

Summary by Svt Nyheter
In recent years, sick leave among employees in the intensive care unit at Östersund Hospital has been around ten percent. The problem is a lack of recovery for the staff. “I have colleagues who have stopped working in healthcare because they didn’t get the recovery they needed,” says Lena Raftevold, head of the intensive care unit. Now she’s sounding the alarm.

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Iva Boss Sounds the Alarm: Young People Can't Handle Working Full-Time - Don't Get Enough Recovery

In recent years, sick leave among employees in the intensive care unit at Östersund Hospital has been around ten percent. The problem is a lack of recovery for the staff. “I have colleagues who have stopped working in healthcare because they didn’t get the recovery they needed,” says Lena Raftevold, head of the intensive care unit. Now she’s sounding the alarm.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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svt Nyheter broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday, January 22, 2026.
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