Mental Health Care in the Netherlands

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Mental Health Care in the Netherlands Key Figures 2012 GGZ Nederland Amersfoort, May 2014 1

Incidence of mental health disorders in the population of the Netherlands % and number of Dutch in the age of 18-64 years with a newly developed psychological disorder on DSM IV Axis 1 in the last 12 months* 1,8% 191,400 Top 5 most common disorders* Depression 1,3% 135,600 Specific phobia 0,7% 75,700 Generalized anxiety disorder 0,6% 64,400 Alcohol abuse 0,6% 66,000 Panic disorder 0,5% 53,500 * These numbers are computed for the total population of 18-64 years in the Netherlands on 1-1-2012 (10,557,188) Source: de Graaf, R., M. ten Have and S. van Dorsselaer (2010), De psychische gezondheid van de Nederlandse bevolking. Nemesis-2: Opzet en eerste resultaten. [The mental health of the Dutch population. Nemsis-2: design and preliminary results]. Trimbos Instituut 2

Prevalence of mental health disorders in the population of the Netherlands Some form of psychological disorder 18,0% Top 5 most common disorders*: Depression 5,2% Specific phobia 5,0% Social phobia 3,8% Alcohol abuse 3,7% ADHD 2,1% * prevalence in the past 12 months, residents aged 18-64 years Source: de Graaf, R., M. ten Have and S. van Dorsselaer (2010), De psychische gezondheid van de Nederlandse bevolking. Nemesis-2: Opzet en eerste resultaten. [The mental health of the Dutch population. Nemsis-2: design and preliminary results]. Trimbos Instituut 3

Use of mental health services per age group (2010) 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5 0,0 male female population (average) Source: GGZ Nederland (2013), GGZ in de Zorgverzekeringswet, tabellen over de jaren 2008-2010. [Mental health care in the Health Insurance Act, tables over the years 2008-2010], GGZ Nederland 2013 4

Mental health budget 2012 In the Netherlands, mental health problems are the major cause of burden of disease. However, mental health providers only use 6.1 % of total health and social care budgets in the Netherlands. 31% 26% hospitals, medical specialists providers of long term care for elderly providers of care for the disabled primary care practices 6% 8% 10% 19% mental health care other care providers Source: CBS Statline (2013) 5

Funding of specialist mental health care (2012) The Health Insurance Act (ZVW) covers curative care. This includes almost all outpatient mental health treatment as well as the first year of inpatient mental health care. Longterm mental health care is funded under the Exceptional Medical Expenses Act (AWBZ). In order to be eligible for care under the AWBZ, a person has to pass an objective assessment by the National Care Assessement Centre (CIZ). The total budget in 2012 for mental health care was 5,82 billion. 10% 2% Health Insurance Act (ZVw) 23% 65% Exceptional Medical Expenses Act (AWBZ) Forensic Care (Ministry of Safety and Justice) Social Support Act (WMO) Sources: State Budget Ministry of Health, 2012; Ministry of Safety and Justice, 2012; NZa, 2014. 6

Number of patients and treatments under the Health Insurance Act 2009-2012 2009 2010 2011 2012* 2012** number of patients 827,300 818,500 817,900 731,500 777,900 number of treatments 884,500 879,200 864,900 764,200 818,900 * preliminary data, excluding December 2012 ** estimation for total of 2012, bases on the period November 2011 to October 2012 900.000 850.000 800.000 750.000 Source: number of patients number of treatments 2009 2010 2011 2012** GGZ Nederland (2014), Sectorrapport 2012: feiten en cijfers over een sector in beweging [Mental health industry report 2012, facts and figures on an industry in transition]. 7

Number of treatments per sector of mental health care 2009 2012 2009 2010 2011 2012* Children and youth 179,200 183,700 184,800 173,500 Adults 520,400 511,500 499,300 433,200 Elderly 93,100 90,100 87,000 74,800 Addiction care 75,200 76,200 75,300 66,600 Forensic care 16,500 17,800 18,500 16,200 TOTAL 884,400 879,300 864,900 764,300 * preliminary data, excluding December 2012 Source: GGZ Nederland (2014), Sectorrapport 2012: feiten en cijfers over een sector in beweging [Mental health industry report 2012, facts and figures on an industry in transition]. 8

Distribution of treatments per sector of mental health care 2009 2012 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% Forensic Addiction care Elderly Adults Children and youth 10% 0% 2009 2010 2011 2012* * preliminary data, excluding December 2012 Source: GGZ Nederland (2014), Sectorrapport 2012: feiten en cijfers over een sector in beweging [Mental health industry report 2012, facts and figures on an industry in transition]. 9

Long term treatment for people with severe mental illness 90.000 80.000 79.800 70.000 60.000 50.000 40.000 36.200 30.000 20.000 10.000 9.900 - clinical admission for more than 1 year sheltered housing other (outpatient care, day occupation, none) Source: CIZ (National Care Assessment Centre), 2014 10

Placements at the disposal of the government (Ministry of Security and Justice) Placement at the disposal of the government (TBS) can be imposed by a court when someone with a mental disorder has committed a severe offence and is found to be (partially or fully) irresponsible for his/her criminal behaviour. 200 180 Number of new placements at the disposal of the government 2500 Number of people at the disposal of the government in that year women men 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 Compulsory confinement Conditional Placement Total number of impositions 2000 1500 1000 500 20 0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source: DJI (2013). Forensische zorg in getal 2008 2012 [Forensic care in numbers 2008 2012]. Ministerie van Veiligheid en Justitie. 11

Number of primary and specialist mental health care providers between 2008-2011 This is an estimate of all health care providers in primary and specialist mental health care. The 181 service providers in specialist mental health are eligible for membership of GGZ Nederland, 113 were actually members of GGZ Nederland. Primary mental health care providers 2008 2009 2010 2011 Health care psychologists 3,956 4,031 N/A N/A Other (such as psychiatrists, educational counsellors) TOTAL 4,153 4,205 197 174 N/A N/A Specialist mental health care providers Mental health organisations within budget parameter system Mental health organisations outside budget parameter system 2008 2009 2010 2011 182 179 178 181 16 58 N/A N/A Self employed psychologists 1,220 1,518 N/A N/A Self employed psychiatrists 455 466 N/A N/A TOTAL 1,873 2,221 178 181 Source: NZa (2012) 12

Number of jobs and employees between 2009 2012 2009 2010 2011 2012** (%) growth 2009-2012 Number of employees 81,350 84,930 85,780 85,300 4.9 Number of jobs (FTE)* 65,700 66,830 67,480 67,100 2.1 * only for members GGZ Nederland ** estimation based on numbers PGGM for year 2012 Sources: Number of people working: AZWinfo.nl (2013); Number of jobs in fulltime equivalents: Jaarverantwoording Zorginstellingen (2013) 13

GGZ Nederland is the sector organisation of specialist mental health and addiction care providers in the Netherlands. The aim of GGZ Nederland and its members is to ensure the availability of high quality, accessible, affordable and sustainable mental health care. In 2013, its 113 members were responsible for a market share of 80.6% in the health insurance market and more than 90% in child and youth care, sheltered housing, addiction care and forensic care Seated in Amersfoort, its 66 employees represent the interests of its members in an on-going and constructive dialogue with client organisations, health insurers, national and local governments, professional associations and trade unions. 14

Membership of GGZ Nederland 2010 2013 by type of service providers Despite the increase in membership between 2010 and 2013, the market share decreased from 90.3% in 2009 to 80.6% in 2011 for common mental disorders. For other types of services, the market share is still more than 90% in 2013. Members with mental health care output 2010 2011 2012 2013 Integrated mental health care organisation 32 31 32 33 Forensic care 7 7 7 7 Child and youth psychiatry 13 13 14 14 Outpatient mental health care (RIAGG) 13 13 16 24 Sheltered Housing (RIBW) 22 23 23 23 Addiction care 11 12 12 12 TOTAL 98 99 104 113 Source: GGZ Nederland (2014), Sectorrapport 2012: feiten en cijfers over een sector in beweging [Industry report 2012, facts and figures on an industry in transition]. 15

These data were supplied by member organisations of GGZ Nederland. In some cases, other sources have been used. For more information, please refer to the full report at: http://www.ggznederland.nl/uploads/publication/ggz- Nederland_Sectorrapport_2012-web.pdf Published by: Website: e-mail: GGZ Nederland PO Box 830, 3800 AV Amersfoort www.ggznederland.nl/pagina/english info@ggznederland.nl 16