Paying without cash, prescriptions without paperwork – why does a lot of things work in Sweden that Germany has trouble with? A journey through a digital land.
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Helmut Martin-Jung
Jessica Liljegren actually studied industrial management and computer science, but maybe that’s not so bad for what she’s doing now. The young woman runs a medical care center in the Swedish capital of Stockholm. The best medical practices work like well-oiled machines anyway, you know that when you have to go to the doctor from time to time. In a special case, a technically trained boss is even more important, because the facility is not ordinary. It is operated by Kry, a company that is fully committed to digitization. You can also call them and make an appointment, but most people use the Kry app, Liljegren says.