Health care is a complex domain containing large amounts of data, including clinical and administrative data. Furthermore, the domain includes advanced decision-making utilising the collected data. Various IT systems based on AI technologies, such as machine learning, have been promoted as a way to improve both the quality and efficiency of health care. So far, the focus has been on supporting quite narrow and data-intensive activities carried out by a single actor, such as interpreting X-ray images and performing triage. However, providing health care for a single patient can involve a comprehensive process with numerous actors, ranging from home care and primary care to specialist care. In this paper, we examine how existing AI solutions can support a complex care process involving several collaborating actors. We base the examination on a health care case from Swedish elderly care. The case is used to identify multiple problem areas, which are then compared to existing AI solutions

Patients with long-term cognitive impairments following COVID-19 face significant challenges in their rehabilitation, which involves essential therapeutic procedures, administrative tasks, diagnostic tests, and self-assessments. "Digiphysical" methods, combining digital and physical healthcare interventions, offer promising solutions to enhance these rehabilitation processes. In this paper, we present a newly developed digital rehabilitation prototype based on the digiphysical approach. The prototype is designed to integrate digital and physical interventions, streamline clinical and administrative tasks, support the entire rehabilitation process, and facilitate self-directed rehabilitation. It addresses the rehabilitation needs from both the patients' and the rehabilitation personnel's perspectives. In this paper, we present the results of an initial evaluation of the prototype conducted with key rehabilitation professionals.

Health- and social care are complex domains, requiring the collaboration of several professions and several care provider organizations within and between the domains. In this paper, we describe the collaboration between care providers in the Stockholm County and the municipality of Stockholm, highlighting how the information is exchanged, which IT system that supports the exchange, and legal prerequisites for the collaboration. We identify several problems in current practices, including the lack of system integration, and the underutilization of existing digital solutions. We also suggest several solutions aimed at improving the technical infrastructure for digital collaboration. These include the integration of IT systems, simplification of access to essential information, and the adoption of modern APIs to facilitate better communication among healthcare providers. We also present legal issues for the collaboration and how they can be addressed.

Författningssamlingen utgör en del av studiematerialet vid kurser i rättsinformatik vid Stockholms universitet. Samlingen kan förhoppningsvis även komma till användning i samband med andra juridiskt inriktade utbildningar liksom i det praktiska rättslivet. 

Författningarna återges som de lyder den 1 juli 2024. 

Organisations are increasingly governed by complex and multilayered systems of rules and regulations. In heavily regulated sectors such as healthcare, compliance with these rules poses significant challenges. Not only can rule compliance conflict with organisational goals, but varying interpretations by enforcement actors can also lead to conflicting or unpredictable outcomes. Decisions by regulatory authorities and courts, equipped with fines and other sanctioning powers, create new institutional realities for organisations. One way to examine and understand these complex systems of rules and actors is through the use of ontologies. This paper aims to investigate how the UFO ontology, and, specifically, the legal core ontology UFO-L, can be used, or extended, for creating patterns for modelling of organisational rule enforcement. To facilitate this investigation, a legal case regarding Swedish healthcare was selected to identify requirements for an ontology for legal enforcement. These requirements were then compared with the representation capabilities of UFO-L. The investigation revealed strengths and weaknesses of UFO-L and provided suggestions for its modification.

Informationssamhället ger upphov till många nya rättsliga överväganden och det behövs ett juridiskt förhållningssätt till digitaliseringen av samhället. I boken ges ett rättsinformatiskt perspektiv på mötet mellan ny teknik och juridik. Ett centralt tema i hela boken är automatisering av rättsliga förfaranden och den centrala roll som algoritmer spelar. 

Efter många år av anpassning av allmänna regler om till exempel upphovsrätt och dataskydd till informationssamhället ser vi nu en tsunami av helt ny EU-lagstiftning. En mängd förordningar och direktiv syftar till att direkt reglera digitala företeelser såsom artificiell intelligens (AI), datahantering, grindvakter på den digitala marknaden och cybersäkerhet. 

I denna femte upplaga har viktiga uppdateringar gjorts för att beskriva dessa nya regler. 

Rättsfallssamlingen i rättsinformatik är framtagen för att användas inom ramen för kurser vid Stockholms universitet. Materialet kan säkert också vara användbart i andra sammanhang där det finns ett behov av att få en samlad överblick över central praxis som berör användningen av informations- och kommunikationsteknik. Innehållet är aktuellt per den 1 juli 2024. Rättsfallssamlingen i rättsinformatik kompletteras av en författningssamling inom samma ämnesområde.

Tax audits and checks are an increasingly complex business in the digital society, where transactions can be undertaken across national borders in a flash, payments can be made in crypto-assets, business can be conducted without having an establishment in a specific country and workers can work remotely in different countries, to name just a few examples. International tax evasion, which is illegal, is an ever-increasing problem that has to be counteracted.

Book review: EU Value Added Tax and Beyond - Essays in Honour of Ben Terra, Marta Papis-Almansa (ed.) IBFD, The Netherlands 2023. The book is a tribute to one of the most influential and creative tax academics in European Tax Law, especially indirect taxation, Ben Terra (1947-2019). It is divided into five parts, each one representing a research area which was at the heart of Professor Terra's broad and varying research interests, 1) Neutrality of VAT, 2) Place of Supply Rules and Cross-Border Issues, 3) Tax Abuse and Avoidance, 4) The Charter of Fundamental Rights and Taxation and 5) The Future of VAT. The book consists of 14 chapters written by several distinguished experts in tax law. In this book review an overall review of the book as well as a reflective summary of each chapter of the book is made.