Among 2,241 responses to a Region Stockholm survey, 99% said staff listened to them and 95% said they received the help they needed.
What happened?
The survey ran from 2 to 27 March 2026 using QR codes in youth-clinic waiting rooms. Respondents gave very high ratings for treatment, participation and help.
Location
Stockholm, Region Stockholm
Impact and significance
Youth clinics support physical, mental and sexual health, and positive experiences may reduce barriers to seeking help. The survey measures self-reported experience, not every clinical outcome.
Background
Participation was voluntary and limited to people present at clinics who chose to scan the code. That selection can affect how widely the results can be generalised.
Latest update
The region published results in August; review the full method before making clinic-level comparisons. This summary is based on the cited public source and reflects the information available when WUA reviewed it on 18 August 2026. It does not replace current instructions from the responsible authority, municipality or organiser. If dates, times, conditions or implementation have changed, the latest information on the original page takes precedence. The headline and text have been editorially rewritten to separate verifiable facts from the source's own assessments. No information outside the cited material has been used to fill gaps; readers should follow the source links for full context. WUA checked the page title, date, location, amounts and status where available, but has not verified matters that the source leaves open, such as final costs, attendance, permits or future results. Time-sensitive details were checked against the source at review, but practical decisions must always rely on the responsible organisation's current notice. WUA does not accept registrations, applications, votes, payments or personal data for the services described and cannot confirm individual eligibility.
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Reviewed: 2026-08-17. Independent editorial content. WUA Sverige is not affiliated with any political party.