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12209: Selected key figures for health and care (M) 2015 - 2022

Dag Ragnvald Abrahamsen, Statistics Norway
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2023-03-15 08:00
Gross operating expenditure for health and care services per inhabitant (NOK):
NOK
Man-years in health and care services per 10 000 inhabitants (man-years):
man-years
Share of net operating expenditures, nursing and care services, of total municipal net operating expenditures (per cent):
per cent
Share of man-years within user directed nursing and care services with health education (per cent):
per cent
Man-years per user of nursing and care services (man-years):
man-years
Share of inhabitants 80 years and over using home-based services (per cent):
per cent
Share of home-based services users 0-66 years. (per cent):
per cent
Share of inhabitants 80 years and older staying in institutions (per cent):
per cent
Share of user adapted single rooms including bathroom/WC in institutions (per cent):
per cent
Expenditures per days in institutions (NOK):
NOK
Institutions - share of private beds (per cent):
per cent
Weekly physician hours per resident in nursing homes (hours):
hours
Share of inhabitants 67-79 years with daytime activity programme (per cent):
per cent
Share of net operating expenditures, healths services, of total municipal net operating expenditures (per cent):
per cent
Man-years of physicians per 10 000 inhabitants (man-years):
man-years
Man-years of physiotherapists per 10 000 inhabitants (man-years):
man-years
Man-years in the health centre and school health services per 10 000 inhabitants 0-20 years (man-years):
man-years
Percentage of newborns visited at home by public health nurse (per cent):
per cent
Gross operating expenditure for health and care services per inhabitant (NOK):
31.12
Man-years in health and care services per 10 000 inhabitants (man-years):
31.12
Share of net operating expenditures, nursing and care services, of total municipal net operating expenditures (per cent):
31.12
Share of man-years within user directed nursing and care services with health education (per cent):
31.12
Man-years per user of nursing and care services (man-years):
31.12
Share of inhabitants 80 years and over using home-based services (per cent):
31.12
Share of home-based services users 0-66 years. (per cent):
31.12
Share of inhabitants 80 years and older staying in institutions (per cent):
31.12
Share of user adapted single rooms including bathroom/WC in institutions (per cent):
31.12
Expenditures per days in institutions (NOK):
31.12
Institutions - share of private beds (per cent):
31.12
Weekly physician hours per resident in nursing homes (hours):
31.12
Share of inhabitants 67-79 years with daytime activity programme (per cent):
31.12
Share of net operating expenditures, healths services, of total municipal net operating expenditures (per cent):
31.12
Man-years of physicians per 10 000 inhabitants (man-years):
31.12
Man-years of physiotherapists per 10 000 inhabitants (man-years):
31.12
Man-years in the health centre and school health services per 10 000 inhabitants 0-20 years (man-years):
31.12
Percentage of newborns visited at home by public health nurse (per cent):
31.12
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Figures for the year 2021 were corrected on 28 June 2022.

Full-time equivalent (FTE): The register based personnel statistics have been updated with new and better methods 2015-2019 March 2021. Changes compared to previous figures are small.
User data (IPLOS): Figures from 2018 to 2019 may be influenced both by the municipal reform and introduction of new IPLOS specifications. See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

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Share of user adapted single rooms including bathroom/WC in institutions (per cent)

Until 2016, this indicator was calculated as percentage of BEDS in singel room. Now percentage of single rooms only are used for all years.

Man-years in the health centre and school health services per 10 000 inhabitants 0-20 years (man-years)

There was a larger increase than normal in man-years between 2020 and 2021. This is due to several municipalities including temporary personnel involved in Covid-vaccination in the health center services and school health services (86.903). The personnel should have been included in Standard Industrial Classification number 86.904. This effects the comparison of figures from the two years on national level and for some municipalities, counties and KOSTRA-groups. Presumably, some man-year figures are still a little too high in 2022.