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Improving health and welfare through science-based knowledge

Workplace harassment, and violence or threats and its associations with mental ill health

Workplace exposures such as bullying, sexual harassment, discrimination, threats, and violence are associated with mental ill health, including depression, anxiety, burnout, and PTSD. However, substantial heterogeneity between reviews and primary studies within the reviews precludes firm conclusions regarding the magnitude and consistency of these associations.

Evidence reports on post-COVID condition

The evidence base on post-COVID condition has developed rapidly in recent years. However, there are nonetheless significant knowledge gaps remaining in several areas. The objective of these SBU’s reports is to support the continued development of healthcare, rehabilitation services, and research related to post-COVID condition in Sweden.

Our work and publications

SBU and the HTA Regulation

This section outlines the HTA Regulation (HTAR) and SBU’s role in its implementation at both EU and national level.

Ongoing projects

This section presents our ongoing projects with brief details on their background, purpose, and estimated completion.

Articles in scientific journals

A series of scientific articles derived from SBU’s project work, offering peer‑reviewed publications that summarize key findings, methods, and conclusions. The articles are listed in chronological order.

Method guidance and review tools

Method

SBU conducts its projects using a systematic methodology, in line with international guidelines. Here you can find information on the different components of our methodology, together with additional links.

Critical appraisal tools and checklists

We have collected tools for assessing risk of bias in various types of studies as well as SBU's guidelines to assess ethical aspects of interventions.