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Specialist health service, general care2005

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Fewer beds - more activity

At the end of 2005, there were almost 14 000 beds at general hospitals. The number decreased from 2004. In the same period, the number of discharges increased and the average length of a hospital stay decreased. The number of daycases in general hospitals rose by 10 per cent, and the number of outpatient consultation was approximately 3 450 000.

General hospitals. 2002-2005. Key figures
  2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Beds 13 944        13 945      14 161     14 208      14 228      13 995
Discharges  694 703  724 635  741 581  783 529  796 493  809 970
Bed-days in 1 000 4 164 4 205 4 203 4 205 4 128 4 139
Out-patient consultations in 1 0003 3 591 3 582 3 080 3 315 3 362 3 451
Day-cases in 1 0004      358  419  459  505
Man-years1, total 58 522 59 406 61 239 63 155 63 498 64 186
Man-years1, physicians 7 073 7 242 7 291 7 592 7 922 8 199
Man-years1, nurses and midwives 22 343 22 518 23 451 24 157 24 543 24 515
Man-years1, college-educated personnel2 5 615 5 867 5 976 6 328 6 384 6 317
Man-years1, auxiliary nursing personnel 5 216 5 075 5 097 5 115 4 819 4 629
Man-years1, other occupational therapists  772  854  955 1 422 1 788 1 886
Man-years1, administration and service 17 170 17 507 18 097 18 097 17 638 18 222
1  Man-years are the sum of full-time employed and part-time employed (calculated in to full-time employed)
by the end of the year. Overtime is not included.
2  Physiotherapists, medical laboratory technicians, radiographers and occupational therapists are included.
3  From 2002, data from Norwegian Patient Register (NPR) is used. In addtion Statistics Norway gathered
information on out-patient consultations
in private hospitals for 2002 and 2003, 34 679 and 93 127 consultations, respectively. This information was
not included in the figures for 2004 and 2005.
4  Day-cases were incuded in out-patient consultations until 2002.

See also : Specialist health service, 2005

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