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Episodes of care – procedures and interventions <strong>2010</strong><br />

9 December 2011<br />

For the year <strong>2010</strong>, a total of 621,731 episodes of care, involving one or more coded procedures or<br />

interventions, were perfor<strong>med</strong> were recorded in the Finnish Care Register (terveydenhuollon<br />

hoitoilmoitusrekisteri, HILMO). These represent 48% of all concluded care episodes, a four<br />

percentage point increase on 2009.<br />

A total of 429,317 care episodes (69%) were associated with surgical procedures and 192,414 with<br />

other interventions. This represented an increase of 1.1% in surgical procedures and a 22%<br />

increase in other interventions in comparison with the previous year (34,168 additional episodes).<br />

Episodes of care involving procedures and interventions were recorded for 487,504 patients in<br />

<strong>2010</strong>. The average age of the patient was 52. The number of procedures perfor<strong>med</strong> on the over-<br />

75s has doubled since 2000. In the same period, the number of procedures perfor<strong>med</strong> on working<br />

age adults has increase by 26% and on 65-74-year-olds by 60%.<br />

The three most common areas for intervention in <strong>2010</strong> were the musculo-skeletal system,<br />

digestive system and associated organs as well as the eyes and adjacent systems.<br />

The rise in care episodes involving intervention and procedures in 2005 can for the most part be<br />

attributed to the introduction of the statutory care guarantee. In subsequent years, the number of<br />

actual surgical procedures has levelled. The increase evident since 2008 is mostly due to the new<br />

classification codes and improved recording practices.<br />

Fig. 1: Episodes of care – procedures and interventions 1997–<strong>2010</strong><br />

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Episodes of care with intervention Elective surgery Day‐patients (day surgery)<br />

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