<p>The swedish healthcare is in many situations one of the best in the world. But still, the healthcare system includes elemnts that reduce the efficiency. Partly becouse the swedish healthcare is largely monopolized, the servicecs are not properly prized and the economic responsibility and the liability legislation is limited. The main problem this study evolves around, is how a different liability rule would change the shape of the healthcare organisation. Abouve all, how would the approach to riskmanagement and preventive and riskreducing performance change with a diffrent liability rule. A quantitative investigation, with main focus on riskmanagement,have been made at two hospitals in Sweden. The reults show that the handling of an accident is inefficient and that the swedish healthcare involves more insecure elements than exepected.</p>

The swedish healthcare is in many situations one of the best in the world. But still, the healthcare system includes elemnts that reduce the efficiency. Partly becouse the swedish healthcare is largely monopolized, the servicecs are not properly prized and the economic responsibility and the liability legislation is limited. The main problem this study evolves around, is how a different liability rule would change the shape of the healthcare organisation. Abouve all, how would the approach to riskmanagement and preventive and riskreducing performance change with a diffrent liability rule. A quantitative investigation, with main focus on riskmanagement,have been made at two hospitals in Sweden. The reults show that the handling of an accident is inefficient and that the swedish healthcare involves more insecure elements than exepected.