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TK235: Hospitals' revenues by type of hospital (thousands euros) (2003-2010)

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Latest update

4/23/2013

Unit

Thousands euros

Source

National Institute for Health Development

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TK235

Detailed information: tkinfo_en

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Revenue type

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Type of hospital

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Definitions and methodology

Revenue type

..Donations (from legal persons)

for 2003 donations are included in 'other revenue from economic activities'

..Donations (from individuals)

for 2003 donations are included in 'other revenue from economic activities'

..Donations (from international organisations)

for 2003 donations are included in 'other revenue from economic activities'

Other revenue from economic activities

for 2003 includes donations, sponsorship, gifts

..Profit received from the sale of tangible fixed assets or in the result of liquidation

for 2003 includes the profit from the sale of both intangible and tangible fixed assets

....Income from fines and interest on amounts paid

for 2003 only includes income from interest on amounts paid

Total revenues
Revenues from central government
..Targeted financing of fixed assets (by central government)
..Targeted financing of health care services (by central government)
....Emergency care financing
....For persons without medical insurance (by central government)
..For prevention activities
Revenues from Estonian Health Insurance Fund
..Health service
..Nursing care
..Rehabilitation care
..Prevention activities (including school health care)
..Others
Revenues from local governments
..Targeted financing of fixed assets (by local government)
..Targeted financing of health care services (by local government)
....For persons without medical insurance (by local government)
Revenues from legal persons
..From health care institutions
..Donations (from legal persons)
Revenues from individuals
..Reception fee and paid services
..Bed day fee
..Donations (from individuals)
Revenues from international organisations
..Donations (from international organisations)
Other revenue from economic activities
..Training
..Other own revenue
Other operating income (commercial revenue)
..Profit received from the sale of intangible fixed assets or in the result of liquidation
..Profit received from the sale of tangible fixed assets or in the result of liquidation
..Services not connected to principal activity
....Income from rent
....Income from fines and interest on amounts paid
..Income from preceding periods, which was discovered during the accounting period
Financial income
..Income from long-term investments
..Interest income
..Income from dividends
..Other financial income
Extraordinary revenues