Operating result per fte of mental health institutions in the Netherlands 2015-2022

The source adds the following description: 'Total operating result divided by total number of full-time equivalents (fte) of employees. The full-time equivalents is a measure of labour volume, calculated by converting all full-time and part-time jobs to full-time jobs.

Mental health institutions in SBI classes 86104 and 86222 wholly or partially funded under the Health Insurance Act (Zvw) and the Exceptional Medical Expenses Act (AWBZ). Includes institutions providing forensic care (in a criminal context) funded through the Ministry of Justice, including places for convicted persons placed under a hospital order. Excludes psychiatrists’ practices.

SBI class 86104 includes:
- Specialist medical centres for treatment and care with the possibility of full-time residential care, specifically focused on psychological syndromes, e.g. general psychiatric hospitals, psychiatric clinics for children and adolescents,
- Clinics for treatment and care of drug addicts with the possibility of full-time residential care (addiction clinics),
- Treatment of people who have committed or who threaten to commit an offence and for psychiatric disorders, e.g. forensic-psychiatric hospitals, institutions for TBS (i.e. convicted persons placed under a hospital order) with the possibility of full-time residential care,'
- Institutions for care and supervision in a protected environment (full-time residential care) of psychiatric patients with psychosocial problems and reduced ability to cope, such as regional institutions for sheltered housing.

SBI class 86222 includes:
- Day care centres, in some cases in combination with medication of clients with mental and psychosocial disorders and addiction to alcohol, drugs or gambling, such as regional institutions for non-residential mental health care, counselling for alcohol and drug addiction in outpatient settings. Excludes practices of psychologists and psychotherapists.
- Psychiatrists’ practices to treat mental disorders and severe psychosocial problems.'