Health and welfare

Health and welfare

1. Lower income brackets have shorter healthy life expectancy
2. Most satisfied and a tad overweight
3. Over 300 000 people defaulting on their health insurance payments
4. Living a happy, healthy and satisfying life
5. Financial position care-providing institutions often precarious
6. Older people often suffer from multiple diseases
7. Overweight and underweight people more often depressive
8. Infant mortality highest among first-generation non-westerners
9. Breast cancer mortality higher
10. Dutch cancer mortality rate relatively high
11. On average, 65-year-old men have 11 healthy years ahead of them
12. Health care costs in the Netherlands just under EU average
13. Most people in the Netherlands live within 5 km from a hospital facility
14. Private accident most common cause of non-natural death
15. More men murdered in 2008
16. No further increase in medical aids
17. Care-providing institutions in the red after introduction Wmo
18. Growing number of skin cancer-related hospital admissions
19. Municipalities budget 2.6 billion euro for individual care
20. Most people have their GP close by
21. Expenditure on care 6.2 percent up
22. People more concerned about losing their jobs
23. More people defaulting on health insurance payments
24. Dramatic decline fatal road accidents in 2008
25. More than 170 thousand people have no health insurance
26. Older singles more often unhealthy
27. 4 percent in Dutch population suffer from diabetes mellitus
28. Improvement in healthy lifestyle stagnating
29. Number of hospital admissions for pneumonia and acute bronchitis doubled since 1981
30. More health care provided with fewer hospital beds
31. Fewer women give birth at home
32. Healthy life expectancy higher
33. Cancer number one cause of death in 2008
34. 800 thousand adults have dental implants
35. Strong increase in mental health care