Swedish Living Will Declaration

Swedish Living Will Declaration Form Template

Swedish healthcare law emphasizes patient autonomy and the right to refuse treatment, even in life-threatening situations. This Swedish Living Will Declaration template provides a clear, legally-sound framework for documenting your end-of-life care preferences in accordance with Patientlagen (Patient Act) and Swedish healthcare regulations.

Whether you're working with healthcare providers, legal advisors, or family members, this template helps Swedish residents create a comprehensive living will that respects both medical best practices and personal values. The form captures essential information including personnummer verification, healthcare preferences, and detailed instructions for specific medical scenarios.

Why use Paperform for Swedish living will declarations?

Paperform makes it simple to collect sensitive healthcare decisions in a professional, compliant manner. The form is designed to be accessible and easy to complete, while ensuring all necessary legal and medical information is captured accurately. With conditional logic, the form adapts based on individual preferences, showing relevant follow-up questions only when needed.

Once submitted, you can use Stepper to automate the workflow—routing completed declarations to healthcare providers, legal advisors, or family members, generating PDF copies for medical records, and sending confirmation emails with next steps for registration with healthcare facilities.

For legal professionals and healthcare administrators, this template streamlines the documentation process while maintaining the dignity and clarity that end-of-life planning requires. The form can be customized to match your organization's branding and adapted to include specific regional healthcare district requirements.

Trusted by healthcare providers and legal professionals across Sweden, this template ensures that living will declarations are handled with care, professionalism, and full respect for patient autonomy under Swedish law.