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Category	HEALTH CARE, SOCIAL WELFARE AND BENEFITS TO THE FAMILY
Group	ARCHIVAL DATA
Subgroup	Medical personnel - Doctors and dentists by sex and organizational form
Supply frequency	yearly
Source of data Statistical Surveys Programme	-
Contact person on methodology	-

Description dimensions

1. Types of personnel

Name	Description
doctors	Excluding dentists. The practice of the medical profession consists in the provision of health services by a person possessing the required qualifications, in particular: examination of health status, diagnosis and prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of patients, providing medical advice, as well as issuing opinions and medical certificates. (Act of 5 December 1996 on the professions of a doctor and dentist, consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2005 No. 226, item 1943).
dentists	Dentist (up to 31 May 2004 – a stomatologist) – a person who has required qualifications, confirmed by appropriate documents, to perform the profession of a dentist, which consists of providing services specified in item 1, in the scope of teeth, oral cavity, facial part of the skull and adjacent area. The Act of 5 December 1996 on the Profession of Doctor and Dentist, consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2011 No. 277, item 1634 with subsequent amendments.

Name

Description

doctors

Excluding dentists. The practice of the medical profession consists in the provision of health services by a person possessing the required qualifications, in particular: examination of health status, diagnosis and prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of patients, providing medical advice, as well as issuing opinions and medical certificates. (Act of 5 December 1996 on the professions of a doctor and dentist, consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2005 No. 226, item 1943).

dentists

Dentist (up to 31 May 2004 – a stomatologist) – a person who has required qualifications, confirmed by appropriate documents, to perform the profession of a dentist, which consists of providing services specified in item 1, in the scope of teeth, oral cavity, facial part of the skull and adjacent area. The Act of 5 December 1996 on the Profession of Doctor and Dentist, consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2011 No. 277, item 1634 with subsequent amendments.

2. Sex

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3. Form of ownership

Name	Description
public institutions	According to the Act from 30 August 1991 on health care establishments (Journal of Laws, No. 91, item 408 with later amendments) health care establishments are split into public and non-public. The PUBLIC health care establishment can be established by a minister or a central body of government administration, a voivode, a territorial self-government unit, a State-owned medical higher school or a State-owned higher school performing teaching and research in the domain of medical sciences.
non-public institutions	According to the Act from 30 August 1991 on health care establishments (Journal of Laws, No. 91, item 408 with later amendments) health care establishments are split into public and non-public. The NONPUBLIC health care establishment can be established by a church or an association of religion, professional self-government or association, a company without the status of legal person, and other domestic and foreign legal person or natural person.

Name

Description

public institutions

According to the Act from 30 August 1991 on health care establishments (Journal of Laws, No. 91, item 408 with later amendments) health care establishments are split into public and non-public. The PUBLIC health care establishment can be established by a minister or a central body of government administration, a voivode, a territorial self-government unit, a State-owned medical higher school or a State-owned higher school performing teaching and research in the domain of medical sciences.

non-public institutions

According to the Act from 30 August 1991 on health care establishments (Journal of Laws, No. 91, item 408 with later amendments) health care establishments are split into public and non-public. The NONPUBLIC health care establishment can be established by a church or an association of religion, professional self-government or association, a company without the status of legal person, and other domestic and foreign legal person or natural person.

Variable availability in years

Name			Years of accessibility	Data accessibility level	Description
	doctors				-
	dentists				-

Basic Concepts

Dentist
Doctor