Persons with indication/use of ZZV; basis, personkenm., 2009-2014

This table shows the number and proportion of persons who in the reporting year and the number and proportion of persons who have an indication of AWBZ-funded care without residence and/or who used AWBZ and/or Wmo-funded care without a stay in kind for which an own contribution must be paid in the reference date. The number of hours or parts of the day has also been given during the reporting year. The figures are broken down by gender, age, basis, function and personal characteristics. Data available from 2009 to 2014 Status of the figures: All figures are final. Changes as of 26 July 2019: None, this table has been discontinued. As of 1 January 2015, the General Act on Special Medical Expenses has been replaced by the Long-term Care Act (Wlz). Due to the policy changes and changes in the administration, it is not possible to continue the existing tables on indication and/or use of AWBZ care. Figures on Wlz from 2015 will be published in new tables (see paragraph 3). Changes as of 7 April 2015: As announced by the CAK, additional data were provided on the care provided in 2013 by the institutions participating in the ‘Experiment Regulatory Care Institutions’ (ERAI). This data was missing in the previous publication. On 1 January 2013, the ‘Experiment of Regulatory Care Institutions’ (ERAI) was launched. These experiments affect the numbers of people in the tables. The indicative decision does not require a distinction between the type of care provided by some providers; Personal Care, Nursing or Guidance. Indications provided by healthcare providers to these providers only include the Nursing function. During the calendar year 2013, a number of municipalities no longer provided data on household care (HV) to the CAK in a regular manner. This not only leads to an underreporting of the WMO function HV, but also has an effect on the totals (ZZV total, Total indication/use, total use of ZZV and/or ZMV). When are new figures coming? No longer applicable.