Health assessment
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Read moreIncidents that are never reported become accidents that could have been avoided. In the Health Portal the event is reported in a minute, risk-assessed and followed all the way to resolved — with a watch on when a report to the Swedish Work Environment Authority or the Social Insurance Agency is required.

An employee or manager registers the event with its type, unit and description.
The event is risk-assessed to determine how highly it should be prioritised.
The case is assigned, investigated and resolved — with the status visible to everyone involved.
The portal flags when a report to the Work Environment Authority or the Social Insurance Agency is required.
When reporting takes a minute, the events come in — and an incident is the cheapest warning signal you can get.
The risk score puts the most serious event at the top instead of the most recent one.
The portal flags when the law requires a report, so the deadline is not missed in an email thread.
Incident reporting sits in the Prevent module, next to surveys and health assessments. The events become statistics in the Analyse module and the measures can be scheduled into the annual cycle.
About the Health Portal →An incident is an event that could have led to harm. A risk is a condition that may cause harm in future. A workplace injury is an event that has actually led to injury or ill health. All three are handled in the same flow in the portal.
Serious accidents and serious incidents must be reported to the Swedish Work Environment Authority without delay. The portal marks the cases where a report is required, so it is visible straight away in the list.
Every event is given a risk score that drives its priority. Highly rated risks are marked clearly and stay at the top until they are investigated and resolved.
Yes. Reporting happens directly in the portal, and whoever reported an event can follow their own case under My reports.
Yes. Investigating, assessing risk, acting and following up are the fundamental steps of systematic work environment management. Incident reporting documents the whole chain.
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