Helsestatistik for de nordiske lande 1997 - nomesco

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ORGANIZATION OF HEALTH SERVICES In addition, around one million Danes are covered by a private insurance scheme according to which reimbursements may be obtained both for treatment subsidised by the public health insurance scheme and for treatment not covered by the public health insurance scheme. Children and young people under the age of 18 years receive free municipal dental care including orthodontics. Elderly people living in a nursing home or in their own home with several aids are offered supportive dental care for which there is a maximum annual charge of DKK 300. Besides the general rules mentioned above, subsidy may be granted for dental treatment, etc., according to social statutes. Oral and maxillo-facial surgery is carried out at the hospitals and is paid for by the counties. FAROE ISLANDS: The same rules apply as in Denmark. GREENLAND: Preventive treatment, emergency treatment, general treatment for dental diseases and prosthesis treatment are free of charge. As far as conditions permit, further dental treatment may be offered. FINLAND: Persons born in 1956 or later can get refunds for the costs of oral and dental examinations and treatment performed by a dentist. From 1997, costs for dental examinations and preventive treatment carried out at three year intervals will be reimbursed for persons born before 1956. 48 Derudover er ca. 1 million danskere dækket af en privat forsikringsordning, hvorefter der kan opnås tilskud til både behandlinger, som den offentlige sygesikring yder tilskud til, samt til behandlinger, der ikke er dækket af den offentlige sygesikring. Der er vederlagsfri kommunal tandpleje, herunder tandregulering, for børn og unge under 18 år. Ældre personer, der bor på plejehjem eller i eget hjem med mange hjælpeforanstaltninger, tilbydes omsorgstandpleje, for hvilken der maksimalt opkræves DKK 300 pr. år. Ud over ovennævnte generelle regler kan der ydes støtte til tandbehandling m.v. i henhold til den sociale lovgivning. Tand-, mund- og kæbekirurgisk behandling udføres på sygehusene og betales af amterne. FÆRØERNE: Man følger de samme regler som i Danmark. GRØNLAND: Profylaktisk behandling, nødbehandling, almindelig behandling for tandsygdomme og protesebehandling er gratis. I den udstrækning forholdene tillader det kan videregående tandbehandling finde sted. FINLAND: Personer der er født i 1956 eller senere kan få refunderet udgifterne til mund- og tandundersøgelser og til behandling udført af en tandlæge. Fra og med 1997 vil udgifter til tandundersøgelser og præventiv behandling, udført med tre-års intervaller blive refunderet for personer født før 1956.
Laboratory and X-ray examinations ordered by a dentist are also refundable, as well as drugs prescribed by a dentist and the costs of travelling to visit a dentist under the same terms as procedures applying to medical prescriptions and travel costs when visiting a physician. ÅLAND: All dental treatment for persons under the age of 19 years is free of charge. Otherwise, the costs consist of special rates, charges for materials and full payment. ICELAND: The health insurance offers reimbursement for dental treatment. Except for gold and porcelain inlays, bridges and orthodontics, there is a 75 per cent reimbursement for dental treatment of children under the age of 16 years. Orthodontics may be refunded by up to ISK 100,000. Long-term illness and old age as well as disability pensioners get their costs fully or partially covered. For this group, 50, 75 or 100 per cent coverage may apply to costs of dental treatment, except gold and porcelain inlays and bridges. For treatment, including orthodontics, of congenital malformations, greater anomalies such as split palate and aplasies, accidents and illness, payments are made according to special rules. There is no subsidy for dental treatment for the rest of the population. NORWAY: Adults pay for their own dental treatment. Dental treatment, except for orthodontics, is free of user charges for people under the age of 18 years. The same applies to certain other groups: e.g. mentally retarded, elderly, long-term ill and disabled people. ORGANIZATION OF HEALTH SERVICES Udgifterne til laboratorie- og røntgenundersøgelser rekvireret af en tandlæge, receptudskrivning samt rejseudgifter ved tandlægebesøg kan refunderes efter de samme regler som for recepter udskrevet af læger og rejseudgifter ved lægebesøg. ÅLAND: Al tandbehandling for personer under 19 år er gratis. I øvrigt består udgifterne af særlige takster, udgifter til materiel og fuld betaling. ISLAND: Sygeforsikringen yder refusion til tandbehandling. Bortset fra guld og porcelæn kroner, broer og tandregulering ydes der 75 pct. til tandbehandling af børn i alderen under 18 år. Tandregulering kan refunderes med op til ISK 100.000. Langtidssyge samt alders- og invalidepensionister får ligeledes dækket deres udgifter helt eller delvist. Der kan til denne gruppe ydes 50, 75 eller 100 pct. dækning af udgifterne til tandbehandling, dog ikke for guld og porcelæns kroner eller broer. For behandling (inkl. ortodonti) af medfødte misdannelser, større anomalier som fx ganespalte, samt for aplasier, ulykker og sygdom, betales efter særlige regler. Der ydes ikke tilskud til tandbehandling for den øvrige del af befolkningen. NORGE: Voksne betaler normalt selv for tandbehandling. Tandbehandling, bortset fra tandregulering, for unge under 18 år er uden egenbetaling. Det samme gælder for visse andre grupper: fx psykisk udviklingshæmmede, ældre. langtidssyge og handicappede. 49
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