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    Hoe gezond zijn de zorguitgaven?. Zorg voor euro's - 6. De kosten en opbrengsten van gezondheidszorg bij infectieziekten, kankers en hart- en vaatziekten

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    Authors
    Meerding WJ
    Polder JJ
    de Hollander AEM
    Mackenbach JP
    Series/Report no.
    RIVM Rapport 270091002
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    Language
    nl
    
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    Hoe gezond zijn de zorguitgaven?. Zorg voor euro's - 6. De kosten en opbrengsten van gezondheidszorg bij infectieziekten, kankers en hart- en vaatziekten
    Translated Title
    How healthy is health expenditure? - Costs and benefits of health care for infectious diseases, cancer and circulatory diseases
    Publiekssamenvatting
    Ieder jaar wordt in Nederland veel geld uitgegeven aan de gezondheidszorg. In 2003 ging het om een bedrag van 57,5 miljard euro. De serie Zorg voor euro's beschrijft waaraan dit geld werd uitgegeven, hoeveel gezondheid we ervoor hebben teruggekregen en ook hoe de zorguitgaven zich in de toekomst zullen ontwikkelen.
    In dit rapport worden de volksgezondheid en de gezondheidszorg in 2003 vergeleken met een situatie waarin er geen gezondheidszorg zou zijn geweest. Op die wijze is gekeken naar de effecten van medische zorg bij infectieziekten, kankers en hart- en vaatziekten. Aangetoond wordt dat de levensverwachting door verbeteringen in de gezondheidszorg aanzienlijk is toegenomen. Gelet op de kosten van de medische en preventieve zorg die daarvoor nodig was, zijn er sterke aanwijzingen dat de zorguitgaven gezond zijn.

    The Netherlands spends large sums of money on health care. Health care expenditure has increased approximately tenfold since the 1950s, not allowing for inflation. Before we can properly assess the level of care expenditure, we need to find out about the effect of such expenditure on public health. This report contributes to our understanding of such matters. It does so by focusing on three disease groups and revealing the extent to which the medical care involved contributes to public health. It also shows how care expenditure in the Netherlands is related to the resultant health benefits.
    Since the 1950s, the general life expectancy of the population of the Netherlands has increased by more than seven years. This increased life expectancy is due, in part, to improvements in health care. For infectious diseases, cancers, and cardiovascular diseases, this means that life expectancy has increased by an average of approximately four years, as a result of improvements in medical care. Categorized by gender, this amounts to well over three years for men and four to five years for women. ctancy is even more marked, amounting to approximately five years (four years for men and around six years for women). So improvements in health care mean that the Dutch are now living longer and enjoying more years of good health. ated to greater improvements in the area of cardiovascular diseases, especially strokes. It is also due to population screening for breast cancer, and to the improved treatment of this disease.
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