Medical Specialty Care; persons, diagnosis and income

This table shows the number of persons with treatment (Diagnosis Treatment Combination, DBC) in medical specialist somatic care among residents of the Netherlands who were registered in the Basic Persons Registration at some point in the reporting year. The treatments are DBC care products that are reimbursed by health insurers and which relate to the basic package of health insurance. The table shows the number of persons with one or more DBCs who were open at any time in the reporting year (ongoing DBCs). The DBCs concern initial and follow-up treatment pathways carried out by or under the supervision of a medical specialist working within one of the twenty-seven specialisms providing DBC-funded care in hospitals, independent treatment centres (ZBCs) and other medical specialist somatic care institutions. The figures on the number of persons with one or more current DBCs are broken down by diagnosis, age, gender and income. Data available from: 2013 Status of the figures: Figures for the last year are provisional, figures for previous years are final. Changes as of 12 May 2021: The 2018 figures have been replaced by final figures. The preliminary figures for 2019 have been added. Changes as of 9 December 2020: — The figures from 2013 to 2017 have been replaced by final figures. The 2018 preliminary figures have been added. — At ‘Diagnoses per specialty’, ‘GR Total geriatric rehabilitation care’ has been moved to the bottom. Within the specialism ‘(GR) Geriatric rehabilitation care’, ‘GR4 Total amputations’ is placed above ‘GR5 Total other’. The figures remain unchanged. When are new figures coming? Preliminary figures for 2020 are expected to come in the second quarter of 2022.