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<div class="journal-details-container"> <h4> Task #73 has been updated by Kristin Dahlen. </h4> <div class="details"> <span><strong>Description</strong> updated (<a title="View differences" href="https://nordcaseforum.easyredmine.com/journals/4388/diff?detail_id=4647">diff</a>)</span><br/> </div> <div id="journal-4388-notes" class="note"><p>In Norway, we have a parallel system to DRG, we call it STG (Særtjenestegrupper). This includes, among other things, 34 groups that cover patient-administered drug treatment. These groups are based on data from pharmacies, and funding is provided based on annual consumption. For outpatient drug treatment in hospitals, we also have several DRG groups. </p><p>Drug treatment for some groups (rheumatological disorders, skin disorders, HIV and a few more) are collected in episode of care groups to minimize the risk of unfortunate choices. These groups covers both outpatient drug treatment and patient administered drugtreatment. The reimbursement will then be based a average of the costs.</p></div></div> <hr/> <p>Change in this project:</p><p>Finland is now responsible for this project (instead of Norway). Contact person is Petra Kokko.</p>
