Model for the organization and reimbursement of psychological and orthopedagogical care in Belgium : Supplement

98 p.ill.,1. DESCRIPTION OF THE SITUATION IN NHS ENGLAND 8 -- 1.1. MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS AND THEIR ROLES 8 -- 1.1.1. Overview of professions and functions 8 -- 1.1.2. Regulation 8 -- 1.1.3. Primary care graduate mental health worker (PCGMHW) 9 -- 1.1.4. Psychologists, clinical psychologists and assistant clinical psychologists 9 -- 1.1.5. Psychotherapist 10 -- 1.1.6. Counsellors 10 -- 1.1.7. High intensity IAPT therapists 10 -- 1.1.8. Psychological wellbeing practitioner 11 -- 1.2. ORGANIZATION AND REFERRAL SCHEME 11 -- 1.2.1. Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) programme .13 -- 1.2.2. Self-referral and referral by GP 14 -- 1.2.3. Private therapy and charities 14 -- 1.3. ELIGIBLE INDICATIONS 14 -- 1.4. OFFERED TREATMENTS 14 -- 1.5. PAYMENT MECHANISMS 17 -- 1.5.1. Payment of the GP practices 17 -- 1.5.2. Payment of secondary care: mental health and community services .17 -- 1.5.3. Payment of the IAPT programme 19 -- 1.5.4. Out-of-pocket payments 19 -- 1.6. QUALITY MANAGEMENT 19 -- 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE SITUATION IN THE NETHERLANDS 20 -- 2.1. MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS AND THEIR ROLES .20 -- 2.1.1. GP’s mental health care practice assistant 21 -- 2.1.2. Health care psychologist, clinical psychologist and clinical neuropsychologist 21 -- 2.1.3. Psychotherapist 21 -- 2.1.4. Mental health nurse specialists .22 -- 2.1.5. Orthopedagogists 22 -- 2.2. ORGANIZATION AND REFERRAL SCHEME 22 -- 2.2.1. Primary care: GP practice 23 -- 2.2.2. Primary mental health care: “generalistische basis” .24 -- 2.2.3. Secondary and tertiary mental health care: “gespecialiseerde GGZ” .24 -- 2.2.4. Responsible treatment professional (“hoofdbehandelaar”) .25 -- 2.3. REIMBURSED INDICATIONS 25 -- 2.4. REIMBURSED TREATMENTS 25 -- 2.5. PAYMENT MECHANISMS 27 -- 2.5.1. Payment of the GPs mental health practice assistant 27 -- 2.5.2. Payment of the primary mental health care (“generalistische basis GGZ”) 27 -- 2.5.3. Payments in the secondary and tertiary mental health care .28 -- 2.5.4. Out-of-pocket payments 29 -- 2.6. QUALITY MEASUREMENT 29 -- 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE GERMAN SITUATION 31 -- 3.1. MENTAL HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS AND THEIR ROLES 31 -- 3.1.1. Physician psychotherapists (Ärztliche Psychotherapeuten) .31 -- 3.1.2. Psychological psychotherapists and child and youth psychotherapists .32 -- 3.2. ORGANIZATION AND REFERRAL SCHEME 33 -- 3.3. REIMBURSED INDICATIONS 34 -- 3.4. REIMBURSED TREATMENTS 34 -- 3.5. PAYMENT MECHANISMS 35 -- 3.5.1. Out-of-pocket payments 36 -- 3.6. QUALITY MEASUREMENT 36 -- 3.7. MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS AND THEIR ROLES .37 -- 3.7.1. Physicians specialised in psychiatry and psychotherapy .37 -- 3.7.2. Psychologists 37 -- 3.7.3. Independent psychotherapist and delegated psychotherapists 37 -- 3.7.4. Work setting 38 -- 3.7.5. Organization and referral scheme 38 -- 3.7.6. Reimbursed indications 38 -- 3.7.7. Reimbursed treatments 38 -- 3.7.8. Payment mechanisms 44 -- 3.7.9. Quality management 45 -- 3.8. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 45 -- 3.8.1. Number of practitioner of psychotherapy 45 -- 3.8.2. Number of professionals 46 -- 3.8.3. Number of session and duration 47 -- 3.8.4. Waiting lists 47 -- 3.8.5. Categories of tariffs 49 -- 3.8.6. Prevalence of reimbursed psychotherapy 49 -- 4. DESCRIPTION OF THE DANISH SITUATION70, 75-77 51 -- 4.1. MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS AND THEIR ROLES .51 -- 4.1.1. Psychiatrist 51 -- 4.1.2. General Practitioners 51 -- 4.1.3. Psychologist 51 -- 4.1.4. Orthopedagogist 53 -- 4.2. WORK SETTING 53 -- 4.2.1. Psychiatrists 53 -- 4.2.2. Psychologists 53 -- 4.2.3. Psychotherapists 53 -- 4.3. ORGANIZATION AND REFERRAL SCHEME 53 -- 4.4. REIMBURSED INDICATIONS 54 -- 4.4.1. Psychiatrists 54 -- 4.4.2. Psychologists 54 -- 4.5. REIMBURSED TREATMENTS 55 -- 4.6. PAYMENT MECHANISMS 55 -- 4.7. QUALITY MANAGEMENT 56 -- 4.7.1. Psychologists 56 -- 4.7.2. Psychotherapists 56 -- ONLINE SURVEY TO TEST TENTATIVE PRELIMINARY MODEL 57 -- 4.8. QUESTIONNAIRE 57 -- 4.9. RESULTS OF THE SURVEY 73 -