Background: There is a national initiative in Sweden aiming for equal, evidence based, person-centered and integrated care. Diagnose specific care processes, based on compilations of medical evidence and patient experiences by national groups of medical experts and patient representatives, are a central part of this initiative. All 21 Swedish administrative regions, involving both inpatient and primary health care, are to implement these care processes. The presenters work with implementation of person-centered and integrated care processes in primary health care, in the Region of Västra Götaland, Sweden. Aim: 1) Picturing specific challenges and opportunities working person-centeredly in primary health care. 2) Addressing these challenges and opportunities when implementing person-centered and integrated care processes in primary health care in the Västra Götaland region in Sweden. Method: Oral presentation of different perspectives of the topic. There will be room for both preregistration of questions and questions from the audience. Program content will be tailored to answer pre-registered questions. Expected outcome Increased understanding of what characterizes person-centered primary health care, and measures necessary to enable implementing such care in a way that benefits patients. We hope to bring about the audience’s willingness to contribute to person-centered primary health care from their respective positions, whenever given the opportunity.