Forced Into an Ableist Narrative? The Swedish Covid Association’s Quest for Recognition

TYPE OF DATA	N	DESCRIPTION
Consultation responses	5	To the National Board of Health and Welfare concerning health care (2021) To the National Board of Health and Welfare concerning social insurance for sick leave (2021) To The Ministry of Health and Social Affairs concerning occupational injury protection in relation to infectious disease (2022) To The Ministry of Health and Social Affairs concerning occupational injury insurance (2023) To the European Commission on the draft report Facing the impact of post COVID-19 condition (Long COVID) on health systems (2022)
Electoral guides	2	Guide for the regional elections in Sweden (2022) Guide for the national elections in Sweden (2022)
Internal documents	6	Annual reports for 2020, 2021 and 2022 (1–3). Business plans for 2021, 2022 and 2023 (1–3).
Interviews	3	Sara, Anna, and Maria: Former SCA representatives (pseudonyms).
Opinion pieces	18	Chronologically numbered 1–18. (Published in eight major newspapers.)
Reports	4	Long-term illness in COVID-19 (2020) Too little and too slow (2021) It’s like we don’t exist (2021) Knowledge needs on Long COVID in elderly care (2022)
Website	1	http://www.covidforeningen.se/

Language: English

Page range: 299 - 312

Submitted on: Dec 9, 2024

Accepted on: May 28, 2025

Published on: Jun 10, 2025

In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

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