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Your representatives
for care
The Health and Medical Care Committee
Mittenälvsborg consists of politically elected
members; 15 permanent and 10 substitutes for
the mandate period between 20 July 2011 and
31 December 2014.
Permanent members:
Maria Willner (S) Vårgårda
Margaretha Sjöberg (S) Alingsås
Ulf Unosson (S) Sollebrunn
Kitty Andersson (S) Herrljunga
Jenny Lind (S) Vårgårda
Pamela Danielsson (S) Lerum
Anneli Rhedin (M) Lerum
Anita Skoglund (M) Alingsås
Gudrun Gustafsson (M) Herrljunga
Thorsten Larsson (M) Alingsås
Mona Eriksson (MP) Sjövik
Nanna Siewertz Tulinius (FP) Lerum
Gunilla Gomér (KD) Alingsås
Rose-Marie Jansson (V) Floda
Diana Johansson (C) Vårgårda
Substitutes:
Bo Olsson (S) Alingsås
Mashood Ul Haq (S) Alingsås
Jesper Liljedahl (S) Floda
Karolina Roughton (S) Lerum
Birgit Josefsson (M) Alingsås
Veronica Samuelsson (M) Lerum
Janine Alm Ericson (MP) Alingsås
Helen Svantesson (FP) Herrljunga
Camilla Petersson (KD) Alingsås
Bo Lundbladh (C) Alingsås
Contact us
Please feel free to contact us and share your
experiences, queries, ideas and suggestions.
Your views are important for the work of the
Committee on good and equal health and
medical care.
Health and Medical Care
Committee Mittenälvsborg
Maria Willner (S),
President
0706-79 07 24
[email protected]
www.vgregion.se/hsn6
Rose-Marie Jansson (V),
First Vice President
0738-42 56 92
[email protected]
www.vgregion.se/hsn6
Anneli Rhedin (M),
Second Vice President
0733-20 10 71
[email protected]
www.vgregion.se/hsn6
Health and Medical Care Office Borås
Regionens Hus, Solhem, 501 17 Borås
Switchboard: 010-441 00 00 Website: www.vgregion.se/hskboras
Vision 2015
‟Good health with an
involved population”
our commission
our responsibility
The Health and Medical Care Committee
Mittenälvsborg (HSN 6) is one of the twelve
health and medical care committees in Region
Västra Götaland.
The Committee’s responsibility is to:
Our commission is to ensure that the residents
of Lerum, Alingsås, Vårgårda, and Herrljunga
have access to the health and medical care they
need.
– Identify and analyze the health and medical
care needs of the population.
We order primary healthcare, dental care,
hospital care and habilitation and public health
initiatives for approximately 96 500 inhabitants
in Mittenälvsborg.
– Serve as a population representative.
– Promote better public health.
– Prioritize between different needs and
patient groups.
– Order health and medical care from public
and private care providers through care
agreements.
– Monitor the care agreements.
Dalsland
Norra Bohuslän
Östra Skaraborg
Trestad
Västra Skaraborg
Tjörn, Öckerö, Kungälv,
Stenungsund, Ale
The Committee also works towards ensuring that
the medical care serves to promote health, works
in a preventative manner and provides support
for the personal responsibility of good health.
Mittenälvsborg
Göteborg, nord-östra Göteborg
Hisingen
Göteborg
centrum -väster
The Committee promotes good and equal
health and care on equal conditions for
everyone, and cooperates on a local level with
inhabitants, municipalities, associations, the
Social Insurance Office and many other
authorities and NGOs.
Partille, Härryda,
Mölndal
Sjuhärad
THE AREAS
OF RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
HÄLSOOCH SJUKVÅRDSNÄMNDERNAS
HEALTH AND MEDICAL
CARE COMMITTEE
ANSVARSOMRÅDEN
As support for the work of the Health
and Medical Care Committee, there is an
administration organization at the Health and
Medical Care Office Borås.
Population
representative
Our main commission and responsibility is to
represent the population in Mittenälvsborg.
One of the Committee’s strategic goals is to
strengthen the involvement of the population
through good dialogue and communication.
The dialogue between the population and
politicians may take place in many different
ways; among other things, the Committee has
spoken to youths at upper secondary schools
and met people at markets and squares.
For many years there has also been regular
dialogue with pensioner groups and
representatives of people with disabilities.
The dialogue is important and helps to:
– Strengthen the democracy.
– Increase the opportunities of people to be
involved.
– Improve the basis for decisions and ordering
care.
– Convey knowledge and increase confidence
in the political process.
Feel free to contact us with tips and ideas on the forms
of dialogue!