Long-term follow-up of individuals at risk of or who developed resignation syndrome in childhood, were granted residence permits and cared for within the Stockholm region: a register study

Key Points

• Individuals with resignation syndrome display significant challenges in long-term recovery and integration.
• Analysis shows that those granted residence permits experience varying support and outcomes based on their childhood experiences.
• Register study collects data on individuals at risk, assessing their health and social integration over time.
• Highlights the need for enhanced support systems for childhood resignation syndrome, focusing on residence and care.