Quelles solutions pour la garde en médecine générale? - KCE

KCE Reports 1771
LIST OF FFIGURES
LIST OF TTABLES
Affter-Hours
Primaary
Care
Figure
1: Mean nummber
of contacts pper
day over a 24 hours period ....... ............................ ............................ .... 27
Figure
2: Mean nummber
of contacts pper
day and periodd
.......................... ............................ ............................ .... 28
Figure
3: Median nuumber
of hours onn
call per GP per year – MEDEGA database (2009) ............................ .... 32
Figure
4: Percentagge
of GPs by typee
of area by number
of hours on calll
– MEDEGA dataabase
(2009) ....... .... 32
Figure
5: Median Number
of nights oon
call – MEDEGAA
database .......... ............................ ............................ .... 33
Figure
6. Pattern off
1733 calls duringg
the week .......... ............................ ............................ ............................ .... 64
Figure
7. Pattern off
1733 calls duringg
the week-end ... ............................ ............................ ............................ .... 64
Ta able 1. Characteristics
of the organ
Ta able 2: Repartitionn
of the number of
Ta able 3: Number off
contacts (per 24
Ta able 4: Mean Nummber
of Contacts:
Ta able 5: Mean Nummber
of Contacts (
Ta able 6: Characteristics
of the 8702
Ta able 7: Number off
Hours on call pe
Ta able 8: Number (% %) GPs with perio
Ta able 9: Number off
billing codes that
Ta able 10: Total nummber
of billing cod
Ta able 11: Overvieww
of costs of after-
Ta able 12 : Fees earrned
by Danish G
Ta able 13 : GP fees (€ by hour) in the
Ta able 14: GP fees iin
France
Ta able 15 : Distribut
Ta able 16 : Distribut
Ta able 17. Revenue
Ta able 18: Statistics
Ta able 19: Costs pe
Ta able 20: Forecast
106 ized duty centres............................
............................ ............................ .... 15
f contacts over 244
hours ................. ............................ ............................ .... 28
hours) per 100,0000
habitants and period ................. ............................ .... 29
different “Deep niight
period” definittions
................... ............................ .... 29
(per day) per 100, ,000 habitants by different Night peeriod
definition ..... .... 29
GPs registered inn
the MEDEGA daatabase
(2009) .... ............................ .... 31
r GP by type of arrea
- MEDEGA daatabase
(2009) ... ............................ .... 32
ds on call includinng
night hours by type of area – MEEDEGA
database ... 33
t refer to after-houurs
periods per GPP
– NIHDI databaase
(2009) ............ .... 34
des per GP (exceppt
6PM to 9PM) – NIHDI database . ............................ .... 34
hours care per coountry
and type off
after-hours servicce
(€) .................. .... 54
GPs according to tyype
of medical acct
and time of the dday
(€) ................ .... 55
e UK (2006) ......... ............................ ............................ ............................ .... 56
......... ............................ ............................ ............................ ............................ .... 56
ion of the expensees
(NIHDI 2010) . ............................ ............................ ............................ .... 58
ion of the expensees
for the item « SService
and variouus
goods” ........... ............................ .... 59
s of the ODC’s (22010)
.................... ............................ ............................ ............................ .... 59
for the second yeear
of ODC activitty
(NIHDI data 20008)
...................... ............................ .... 60
r inhabitant (in €) . ............................ ............................ ............................ ............................ .... 62
Budget 2012 - 17733
project (€) ..... ............................ ............................ ............................ .... 63
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