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. 2026 Sep 18;14:1920632. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2026.1920632

Table 2.

Annual NFZ E66 counts and population-scaled administrative rates, 2015–2025.

Year Registered morbidity First-recorded patients Annual E66 patients E66-coded services
2015 551,550 (1,434.3) 67,457 (175.4) 82,164 (213.7) 131,912 (343.0)
2016 619,979 (1,613.4) 72,638 (189.0) 91,130 (237.2) 143,861 (374.4)
2017 686,456 (1,786.6) 71,380 (185.8) 95,158 (247.7) 150,217 (391.0)
2018 754,695 (1,964.7) 73,801 (192.1) 100,477 (261.6) 161,131 (419.5)
2019 831,024 (2,164.9) 82,788 (215.7) 114,765 (299.0) 181,231 (472.1)
2020 877,794 (2,288.7) 55,943 (145.9) 83,665 (218.1) 129,649 (338.0)
2021 958,401 (2,511.4) 92,026 (241.1) 126,282 (330.9) 198,256 (519.5)
2022 1,061,909 (2,807.3) 112,766 (298.1) 158,956 (420.2) 254,251 (672.1)
2023 1,185,693 (3,145.2) 133,333 (353.7) 196,215 (520.5) 326,060 (864.9)
2024 1,323,563 (3,523.6) 148,296 (394.8) 222,674 (592.8) 384,779 (1,024.4)
2025 1,534,022 (4,101.4) 222,279 (594.3) 325,769 (871.0) 570,543 (1,525.4)

Each cell displays the count (administrative rate per 100,000 residents). Mid-year GUS population totals were reported to the nearest thousand. Patient and service numerators have different units and should not be summed or treated as interchangeable.