Helsestatistik for de nordiske lande 1997 - nomesco

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ORGANIZATION OF HEALTH SERVICES User charges for consultations with physician 40 Are there consistent rules for the whole country? Size of user charge Deviations User charge in relation to total cost of consultation Denmark Yes – No – Faroe Islands Yes – No – Greenland Yes – No – Finland Yes Public FIM 50-100 No charges for children under .. Private min. 40 per cent 15 years of age Åland Yes Public FIM 50-120 Private min. 40 per cent No charges after 7 consultations .. Iceland Yes ISK 700-1,600 ISK 300-600 for children under 16 years of age, and for pensioners, disabled and long-term unemployed Varies Norway Yes NOK 108-215 No Approx. 35 per cent Sweden No SEK 100-250 SEK 300 for emergency consultations at hospitals in the county council of Stockholm .. Egenbetaling for lægebesøg Er der ensartede regler i hele landet? Egenbetalingens størrelse Afvigelser Egenbetalingens andel af de samlede udgifter til lægebesøg Danmark Ja – Nej – Færøerne Ja – Nej – Grønland Ja – Nej – Finland Ja Offentlig 50-100 FIM, Ingen betaling for børn under .. Privat mindst 40 pct. 15 år Åland Ja Offentlig 50-120 FIM Ingen egenbetaling efter 7 be- .. Privat mindst 40 pct. søg Island Ja 700-1.600 ISK 300-600 ISK for børn under 16 år og for pensionister, handicappede og langtidsarbejdsløse Varierende Norge Ja 108-215 NOK Nej ca. 35 pct. Sverige Nej 100-250 SEK 300 SEK ved akut besøg på sygehuse i Stockholm lens landsting .. The charge for consultation with a specialist is either ISK 1,400 plus 40 per cent of the remaining costs of the consultation or ISK 500 plus one third of the remain- Egenbetalingen for besøg hos en specialist er enten 1.400 ISK plus 40 pct. af de resterende udgifter, eller 500 ISK og en tredjedel af de resterende 40 pct. Pensio-
ing 40 per cent. The reduced charge applies to pensioners, disabled and longterm unemployed as well as disabled and chronically ill children. The same rates also apply to outpatient specialist treatment in hospitals and emergency wards. Insured people pay ISK 1,000 for each laboratory test and for each X-ray treatment. The charge is ISK 300 for the group entitled to a reduced rate. User charge for persons who have been continuously unemployed for a period of 6 months or longer is the same as for pensioners. NORWAY: There is a user charge for medical consultations with both general practitioners and specialists. The health insurance offers full reimbursement for treatment of children under the age of 7 years, treatment of industrial injuries, pregnancy and childbirth and certain other cases (e.g. treatment of dangerous contagious diseases, psychotherapy for persons under the age of 18 years, and treatment of prison inmates). There may also be user charges for physiotherapy, and for treatment of patients in a nursing home. SWEDEN: Local authorities (county and regional councils) set the charges themselves. For medical consultations in primary health care or with a private general practitioner, the user charge varies from SEK 100 to 140, whereas it varies from SEK 120 to 250 for medical consultations with specialists (in hospitals or in private practice). As from January 1, 1998, children and young people under the age of 20 years may consult the outpatient care free of charge. ORGANIZATION OF HEALTH SERVICES nister, handicappede og langtidsarbejdsløse samt handicappede og kronisk syge børn betaler efter reducerede takster. Egenbetalingen for specialistbehandling er den samme ved hospitalernes ambulatorier og skadestuer. Forsikrede betaler 1.000 ISK for laboratorieprøver og røntgenbehandling. Egenbetalingen er dog kun 300 ISK for patienter, som har ret til et reduceret beløb. Egenbetaling for personer som har været arbejdsløse i en samlet periode på 6 måneder eller mere er den samme som for pensionister. NORGE: Der er egenbetaling for lægebesøg hos både almene læger og speciallæger. Folketrygden yder fuld refusion ved behandling af børn under 7 år, ved behandling af arbejdsskader, svangerskab/fødsler og i enkelte andre tilfælde (fx behandling af farlige, smitsomme sygdomme, psykoterapeutisk behandling af personer under 18 år og behandling af indsatte i fængsler). Der kan også opkræves egenbetaling for behandling ved fysioterapeut og af patienter på sygehjem. SVERIGE: De lokale myndigheder (landstingene og regionerne) fastsætter selv taksterne. For lægebesøg i det primære sundhedsvæsen eller hos huslægen varierer egenbetalingen fra 100 til 140 SEK, mens den varierer fra 120 SEK til 250 SEK ved lægebesøg hos specialister (ved sygehusene eller hos privatpraktiserende læger). Fra og med 1. januar 1998 kan børn og unge under 20 år gå til ambulant lægebehandling uden brugerbetaling. 41
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RESOURCES Table 6.21 Antihistamines
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CAUSE-OF-DEATH STATISTICS In an int
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