Rehabilitation is intended to promote individuals who are unable to work due to accidents or illness. The goal is to regain work ability or increase employment.

The result of the colonoscopy is registered in a database that keeps track of the results of the colonoscopy and follow up.

According to legislation on the equal position and equal rights of men and women, any form of gender discrimination in the workplace is prohibited.

People with reduced mobility, blind people and pensioners can apply for various grants to buy or drive a car.

An attempt is made to work based on a graded treatment based on the severity of symptoms, and the vast majority of people are invited to an assessment

every three years Women over 74 years of age do not receive a letter of invitation but are welcome for screening and can contact their family doctor or

activities of daily life.

A home supplement is added to the allowance of those who receive a disability pension, medical- and rehabilitation allowance or old-age pension and live alone.

Custody emphasises the care and protection aspect of parents. Custody may be shared or in the hands of one of the parents.