October 13, 2026 · Fredrik Gordh Riseby
How we protect your data in Edith
We have tightened how our staff and our systems access the data you entrust to us. Here is what we have put in place and what comes next.
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September 22, 2026 · Fredrik Gordh Riseby
A sunny day in Karlstad, and conversations about AI in schools
On 22 September, Edith Care presented at Forum Smarta Hållbara Karlstad. Here is what we brought home.
August 25, 2026 · Mattias Wretman
Shadow AI is not a physician phenomenon
Shadow AI - clinicians using AI services their employer has not approved - has so far been studied among physicians. But the drivers behind it are at least as strong among psychologists. And bans won't fix them.
August 20, 2026 · Gustav Svensson
DigitalWell x Edith
At the end of March 2026, Edith Care was accepted into the DigitalWell Incubator. Here's the story of why it feels like the right support at the right time - and everything we've already gotten out of it.
August 10, 2026 · Mattias Wretman
AI in healthcare: a tool, not a replacement
A new study shows that 357 Swedish doctors are already using unapproved AI tools. The question isn't whether AI should be used in healthcare - it's how, and under what human control.
August 7, 2026 · Joel Wretblad
It's not the note that takes time. It's the report.
We asked 75 psychologists where the time and energy actually goes in assessment work. 64% point to the final report as the most time-consuming part, not the clinical note.
July 21, 2026 · Edith Care
Assessment waiting lists - the bottleneck isn't where most people think
Waiting lists for ADHD and autism assessments are growing on both sides of the Atlantic. But the real constraint is rarely a shortage of clinicians - it's the time it takes to compile and write.
July 21, 2026 · Edith Care
More people are being assessed than ever - and capacity isn't keeping up
ADHD and autism diagnoses keep rising, especially among women assessed late. Demand won't slow down - the question is how assessment practices scale capacity without quality paying the price.
July 21, 2026 · Edith Care
What building AI for Sweden's psychologists and social services taught us
Edith Care was built inside one of the world's strictest privacy regimes. Here is what that taught us - and why it matters for clinics far beyond Sweden.
April 28, 2026 · Gustav Svensson
Needs validation with Region Östergötland - strong recognition from psychologists
In April 2026, Edith Care ran a structured needs validation with psychologists at Region Östergötland. The result: strong recognition, a high-priority problem, and a green light to continue.
April 22, 2026 · Gustav Svensson
Edith Care in Tidningen Omtanke - "New AI tool aims to enable faster decisions"
We were featured in Tidningen Omtanke issue 3, 2026. Read the interview about how Edith Care helps social services and psychology make better decisions faster.
April 11, 2026 · Gustav Svensson
We are hiring a summer intern - join Edith Care from the ground up
We are looking for a curious and driven person who wants to learn how to build a company for real. Summer 2026, Stockholm and Linköping.
March 6, 2026 · Gustav Svensson
Edith Care receives verification funding from Almi
On March 6, 2026, Edith Care received verification funding from Almi for continued development of its AI-based tool.
March 5, 2026 · Gustav Svensson
How AI can support assessment work in social services
An overview of how AI tools can reduce administrative burden and free time for meeting people.
February 18, 2026 · Fredrik Gordh Riseby
Security and privacy in AI tools for sensitive organizations
What does it take to handle sensitive personal data with AI? We explain the principles behind Edith Care's security architecture.
January 28, 2026 · Joel Wretblad
The future of digital assessments
Assessment work is changing. We explore how technology is developing and what it means for social services and psychology.