There is now increasing evidence that hospitals, especially in Stockholm which has been the city hit hardest, have had to make difficult decisions regarding which patients will be prioritised in the event of further hospital crowding.Karolinska hospital has issued guidelines to doctors indicating that patients 80 years old and above would not be admitted into intensive care units, nor those between 60 and 80 with pre-existing conditions.Отсюда:  https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/sweden-coronavirus-lockdown-doctor-death-certificates-latest-a9462796.htmlИз Евроньюс:  And some Swedish citizens have accused authorities of not providing elderly residents with the medical help they may have needed.When Moses Ntanda was diagnosed with COVID-19, his family begged the local authority and the staff at his nursing home to take him to hospital."They said that’s not how they handle it when the old people get corona. They take care of them in the home instead of sending them to the hospital. And that he is not in need of hospital care. But the truth was he actually was in need of hospital care," Ntanda’s niece, Juliana Jihem, told Euronews.Just days later, Ntanda died alone in his room at the nursing home.