The transition from research and innovation to routine provision of digital mental health interventions is a complex process, shaped by systemic conditions that determine how digital solutions are implemented and used. Reimbursement models, definitions, preferred models of care, and healthcare laws all shape the digital landscape. This presentation offers an overview of current developments in Sweden, highlighting government initiatives and regulatory frameworks that influence the dissemination of digital mental health interventions within the national healthcare system. “Digital first” recommendations, definitions of remote care, reimbursement models, technology-related guidelines, and the use of digiphysical care models are discussed. The implications for workforce planning and professional development for psychologists within mental health services are also explored.