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. 2018 May 31;15(6):1131. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15061131

Table 4.

The proportion of local vs. centralized services by provider status (a) and vertical level of organization (b) (N = 985).

Proportion of Local vs Centralized Services Sum (BSIC) BSIC % Sum FTE/1000 18+ FTE %
a) Provider status (N = 985)
Third sector (n = 450) Local without gatekeeping 244 54.2%
Local with gatekeeping 70 15.6%
Centralized 136 30.2%
Sum 450 100% 0.73 20.1%
Public (n = 416) Local without gatekeeping 122 29.3%
Local with gatekeeping 129 31.0%
Centralized 165 39.7%
Sum 416 100% 2.35 64.7%
Private (n = 119) Local without gatekeeping 1 0.8%
Local with gatekeeping 14 11.8%
Centralized 104 87.4%
Sum 119 100% 0.55 15.2%
b) Organizational level (N = 985)
Local without gatekeeping 20 10.5%
Primary care (n = 193) Local with gatekeeping 76 39.8%
Centralized 95 49.7%
Sum 191 100% 1.83 50.4%
Secondary health care (n = 769) Local without gatekeeping 337 43.8%
Local with gatekeeping 130 16.9%
Centralized 302 39.3%
Sum 769 100% 1.69 46.6%
Integrated health and social care (n = 25) Local without gatekeeping 10 40.0%
Local with gatekeeping 7 28.0%
Centralized 8 32.0%
Sum 25 100% 0.10 2.8%
Total Sum by provider status Local without gatekeeping 367 37.3% 0.46 11.0%
Local with gatekeeping 213 21.6% 0.66 22.0%
Centralized 405 41.1% 2.40 67.0%
Total Sum N = 985 Sum 985 100% 3.63 100%

BSIC = Basic Stable Imput of Car; i.e. the organizational units that provide the services. FTE: allocated/full time equivalents.