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How SweTrial aims to bring more clinical trials to Sweden

Sweden has lost ground in clinical trials. SweTrial now aims to reverse the trend, but both the Swedish Medical Products Agency and the pharmaceutical industry point to the same bottleneck: capacity within the healthcare system.
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“We have no time to waste,” says Frida Lundmark, Head of Research Policy at Lif, the Swedish association of the research-based pharmaceutical industry.

In the summer of 2024, the Swedish Medical Products Agency was tasked with creating better conditions for clinical trials based on proposals from a government inquiry. Over the coming years, the government is investing SEK 60m annually to establish a new structure and national partnership, SweTrial.

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