Vertaling van "one-day care surgery " (Engels → Nederlands) :

whereas, despite the known trend that nearly 20 % of the European population is over 65 and the estimation that this rate will reach 25 % by 2050, about 80 % of the time required to care for an elderly person or for a person with a disability — i.e. several days a week or every day — is still covered by informal and/or family carers, and despite the growing number of carers in the EU, informal care is mostly provided by women (usually spouses, or middle-aged daughters or daughters-in-law) aged between 45 and 75.

Liechtenstein is exempted from providing separate data on day curative care (HC.1.2), day rehabilitative care (HC.2.2) and day long-term care (health) (HC.3.2), which shall be included in the data provided on outpatient curative care (HC.1.3), outpatient rehabilitative care (HC.2.3) and outpatient long-term care (health) (HC.3.3), respectively.

Figures for Voluntary health insurance schemes (HF.2.1) broken by Day curative and rehabilitative care (HC.1.2; HC.2.2), Home-based curative and rehabilitative care (HC.1.4; HC.2.4), Inpatient long-term care (health) (HC.3.1), Day long-term care (health) (HC.3.2), Outpatient long-term care (health) (HC 3.3), Home-based long-term care (health) (HC.3.4), Pharmaceuticals and other medical non-durable goods (HC.5.1), Therapeutic appliances and other medical goods (HC.5.2) and Preventive care (HC.6)

Is a serviced residence, within the meaning of the Decree of the Council of the Walloon Region of 5 June 1997 relating to retirement homes, serviced residences and day-care centres for persons of 60 or over, [which makes available] for profit individual dwellings designed for one or two persons, comprising a fitted kitchen, a sitting room, a bedroom and a fitted bathroom, thereby enabling residents to lead an independent life, together with a range of optional services supplied against payment, with the aim of making a profit, those services not being available exclusively for the occupants of the serviced residences (. a bar restaurant, . hairdressing and beauty salon, . a physiotherapy room, . occupational therapy activities, . a laundry, ...[+++] . a pharmacy and a blood collection point, a doctor’s surgery), a body that is in essence devoted to social wellbeing which carries out supplies ‘of services and of goods closely linked to welfare and social security work’ for the purposes of Article 13A(1)(g) of Sixth Council Directive 77/388/EEC of 17 May 1977 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to turnover taxes — Common system of value added tax: uniform basis of assessment (1) (now Article 132(1)(g) of Council Directive 2006/112/EC of 28 November 2006 on the common system of value added tax) (2)?

have good general facilities, such as surgery theatres, an intensive care unit, an isolation unit, an emergency ward and laboratories.

Formal arrangements are defined as the following services: pre-school or equivalent, compulsory education, centre-based services outside school hours, a collective crèche or another day-care centre, including family day-care and professional certified childminders.