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This table contains information on the profit and loss account, balance sheet, investments and staffing of groups of companies whose main activity is hospital care, overnight mental health care, disabled care, nursing home care, home care, social care and women's care and youth care. This concerns both public and privately funded enterprise groups. As of 2015, the former AWBZ care is financed by other laws: The Long-term Care Act (Wlz), the Social Support Act (Wmo) 2015, the Health Insurance Act (Zvw) and the Youth Act. As a result, the revenue structure of healthcare institutions has changed and, for this reason, a new table with figures from the reporting year 2015 onwards has been adopted. From 2015 onwards, full coverage of the considered SBI classes including privately funded care has also been switched. This comprehensive data is only available for large and medium-sized enterprises. Furthermore, from 2015 onwards, the day mental health treatment centres have been removed from the population, as these, together with the practices of psychiatrists in the relevant SBI class, will be included in the table of the statistics on care practices. More information on how to access the data: > https://www.cbs.nl/en-en/our-services/custom-and-microdata/microdata-self-research ### Methodology The most important source for statistics is the DigiMV database of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport (VWS) with, among other things, data on profit and loss account, balance sheet and staff establishment plan. The DigiMV survey is part of the 'Annual Document on Social Responsibility' and is deposited with the BRIC by healthcare institutions. The DigiMV data is linked to the population from the General Companies Register (ABR) and, among other things, the Institutional Register of the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa). Missing data is added manually on the basis of annual accounts filed on the internet (www.jaarverslagzorg.nl). If financial statements are not available or the total operating income is very small compared to the total operating income of the entire population, it is increased. ### Population (Groups of) companies whose main activity is hospital care, mental health care with overnight stay, disabled care, nursing home care, home care, social care and women's care and youth care. Operationally, the (group of) company(ies) is defined as the most comprehensive set of controlled legal units established in the Netherlands. A group of companies is also referred to as a group of companies. The enterprise groups are classified according to their principal economic activity in accordance with the Standard Business Classification (SBI) 2008. This is a so-called institutional perspective that takes into account all the secondary activities of the enterprise groups under consideration. Year-on-year developments in finance and personnel are partly influenced by population changes. Changes in the main activity, creations and dissolutions lead to changes in the population of enterprise groups. Mergers, acquisitions and demergers can also result in changes in the population. The population includes only large and medium-sized enterprises, the limit has been drawn for enterprises that contain at least one business unit with more than 10 employees or operating income of more than 700,000 euros or total assets of more than 350,000 euros. Missing large or medium-sized enterprises were preferably imputed and otherwise included in the mark-up. If you are interested in the population demarcation in BE or OG units, this is available in the DSC files POPULATION PS CARE INSTITUTIONS. This file also contains the small enterprises of the health care institutions statistics.

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