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[HRES01B] Employed health care personnel in health and social services (NACE Q86-Q88) per 100 000 inhabitants by Year, Country and Occupation

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Number of health care personnel per 100 000 inhabitants
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Denmark: National Health Data Authority: Labour Registry for Health Personnel
Faroe Islands: Ministry of Health
Greenland: Department of Finance and Planning, Agency for Health and Prevention
Åland: The Government of Åland Island
Iceland: Directorate of Health
Norway: Statistics Norway
Sweden: The National Board of Health and Welfare (The Register of Licensed Care and Welfare Personnel Workforce Status)
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Health personnel are defined according to NACE (Statistical Classification of Economic Activities in the European Community) and ISCO (International Standard Classification of Occupations). The following NACE codes from the area of Human Health and Social work activities are applied: Q86 ´Human health activities´, Q87 ´Residential care activities´, and Q88 ´Social work activities without accommodation´.

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Denmark

Head count, meaning one person working full-time and one person working part-time, each count as one. 'Social- og Sundhedsassistenter' grouped as Other health care personnel

Faroe Islands

The figures are calculated in full-time positions and include only the health sector (not the social sector).
Radiographers: From 2021 and onwards all hospitals are included. Previously only the national hospital was included.

Greenland

Qualified nurses includes 'qualified nurses' and 'radiographers'
Other health care personnel includes 'teachers', 'pedagogues', 'porters' and 'special fees paid'
Other health personnel with a higher education includes 'social workers' and 'medical secretary'

Iceland

Physicians licensed to practice up to 70 years old at end of year, with permanent residence in Iceland

Norway

The figures before 2007 concern NACE codes N85.1 and N85.3 (rev.1). After 2007 the figures concern NACE Q86, Q87 and Q88.1 (rev. 2). NACE: Statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community.l

Norway

Qualified auxillary nurses are included in the cathegory: 'Other health care personel'.

Sweden

Year=Year of Employment
Radiographers=Licensed radiographers and qualified aux. nurses with radiographic training
Qualified aux. nurses=Excluding qualified aux.nurses with radiographic training