Netherlands: operating result per fte of institutions providing care for disabled persons 2015-2022

In 2022, the operating result per fte of institutions providing care for disabled persons in the Netherlands increased by 4.5 thousand euros (+5.13 percent) since 2021. With 92.2 thousand euros, the operating result thereby reached its highest value in the observed period. Notably, the operating result continuously increased over the last years.

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Operating result per fte of institutions providing care for disabled persons from 2015 to 2022 (in thousand euros)

Characteristic	Operating result per fte in thousand euros
2022	92.2
2021	87.7
2020	85.8
2019	81.8
2018	78.8
2017	78.2
2016	76.7
2015	74.3

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June 2024

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Netherlands

Survey time period

2015 to 2022

Supplementary notes

The source adds: 'institutions providing care for disabled persons, in SBI classes 8720 and 87301, wholly or partly funded under the Health Insurance Act (Zvw) and the Exceptional Medical Expenses Act (AWBZ).

SBI class 8720 includes:
- Care and counselling in a protected environment (full-time residence) of patients with mental retardation and severe mental retardation,
- Provision of training, development and employment activities as daytime activities for mentally disabled and elderly people with dementia,
- Care farms (farmyard occupational therapy for people with disabilities).

SBI class 87301 includes:
- Care and counselling in a protected environment of patients with a physical or sensory disability,
- Provision of training, development and employment activities as daytime activities for people with a physical or sensory disability.'

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