GPs and emergency primary health care

Updated: 23 May 2023

Next update: 3 May 2024

Consultations on average at GP
Consultations on average at GP
2022
3.0
Consultations at a general practitioner (GP) or in emergency primary health care during the year, by age groups and by gender
Consultations at a general practitioner (GP) or in emergency primary health care during the year, by age groups and by gender
2022
General practitioner (GP)Emergency primary health care
Persons with one or more consultations. Per centAverage number of consultationsPersons with one or more consultations. Per centAverage number of consultations
All ages733.0160.23
0-5 years682.0310.50
6-15 years581.4150.19
16-19 years722.2190.28
20-29 years692.7180.27
30-49 years713.2140.19
50-66 years773.5130.18
67-79 years843.9150.22
80-89 years854.7220.34
90 years or older663.4240.37
Males672.4160.22
Females783.6170.25
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Selected tables and charts from this statistics

  • Number of consultations by diagnosis groups, absolute numbers and percentages
    Number of consultations by diagnosis groups, absolute numbers and percentages
    2022
    ConsultationsPercent
    All diagnoses16 776 259100.0
    Infections of the respiratory passages, incl. ear infections1 282 1007.6
    Local pains and infections1 238 5507.4
    Back problems568 0333.4
    General pains and muscle problems210 6011.3
    Joint and rheumatic problems268 9381.6
    Mental illness or mental health problems1 849 67211.0
    Atopy, asthma, allergy or eczema502 8803.0
    High blood presure551 7013.3
    Heart disease373 7452.2
    Diabetes450 8522.7
    Cancer243 8141.5
    Gynaecological problems247 3041.5
    Functional intestinal problems656 8453.9
    Skin infections280 0181.7
    Accidents and injuries466 3662.8
    Congenital illness or defects28 6030.2
    Pregnancy, birth, contraception507 3883.0
    Fear of illness105 1590.6
    Administrative contact696 7274.2
    Preventive contact498 8973.0
    Other diagnoses5 748 06634.3
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About the statistics

The statistics show the population's use of GP and emergency primary health care (consultations) by gender, age, education, immigrant category and country background. Figures for GPs are also given by county of residence. The consultations can be divided into diagnosis groups, but only by patients’ gender and age.

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