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§ 46 Krankenversicherungsverordnung (TG KVV) - Anordnung der Akut- und Übergangspflege

Pflegefinanzierung - Akut- und Übergangspflege
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§ 46 TG KVV · Anordnung der Akut- und Übergangspflege

1. Die Akut- und Übergangspflege kann vom Spitalarzt oder der Spitalärztin verordnet werden, wenn folgende Bedingungen erfüllt sind

1. die akuten gesundheitlichen Probleme sind bekannt und stabilisiert,

2. der weitere Aufenthalt in einem Akutspital, der Aufenthalt in einer Rehabilitationsklinik oder der dauerhafte Neueintritt in ein Pflegeheim ist medizinisch nicht indiziert und

3. der Patient oder die Patientin benötigt zur weiteren Genesung oder zur Erhöhung der Selbstpflegekompetenzen vorübergehend eine qualifizierte fachliche Pflege durch eine diplomierte Pflegefachperson.

2. Die Anordnung der Akut- und Übergangspflege beinhaltet die für die Genesung und Erhöhung der Selbstpflegekompetenzen erforderlichen Massnahmen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (711)

BVGE-2014-36 (Art. 46 Abs. 4 KVG)
Hospital Financing System Tariff Dispute
This provision governs the approval of tariff agreements by the cantonal government, requiring them to comply with legal and economic principles, which is central to the court's decision on the approval of contracts.
BVGE-2013-8 (Art. 46 Abs. 4 KVG)
Hospital Tariff Approval and Location Cantons
Cited to establish the general requirement for cantonal government approval of tariff agreements.
C-5608/2010 (Art. 46 Abs. 1 und 2 KVG)
Tariff Calculation Based on OKP Patients Only
Cited in the reasoning regarding the principle of contractual freedom in tariff negotiations versus mandatory tariff setting.
C-5606/2010 (Art. 46 Abs. 1 KVG)
Hospital Tariff Appeal Partially Upheld, Daily Rate Adjusted
Cited to define the parties to a tariff agreement.
C-5606/2010 (Art. 46 Abs. 4 Satz 1 KVG)
Hospital Tariff Appeal Partially Upheld, Daily Rate Adjusted
Cited regarding the requirement for tariff agreements to be approved by the cantonal government or the Federal Council.
C-5641/2010 (Art. 46 Abs. 1 KVG)
Hospital Tariff Recalculation for Uninsured Patients
This provision is referenced in the context of agreements between providers and insurers on tariff systems.
C-5641/2010 (Art. 46 Abs. 2 KVG)
Hospital Tariff Recalculation for Uninsured Patients
This provision is referenced in the context of agreements between providers and insurers on tariff systems.
C-5601/2010 (Art. 46 Abs. 1 KVG)
Hospital Tariff Challenge for Inpatient Treatments
This article was cited to define the parties to a tariff agreement.
C-5601/2010 (Art. 46 Abs. 4 Satz 1 KVG)
Hospital Tariff Challenge for Inpatient Treatments
This provision was referenced regarding the approval of tariff agreements.
C-1390/2008 (Art. 46 Abs. 4 KVG)
Health Insurer v. Cantonal Government: Tariff Point Value for Private Clinic
This article, along with Art. 59c Abs. 1 KVV, requires the approval authority to check if tariff agreements comply with the law and principles of economy and fairness, specifically that tariffs cover transparently indicated costs and costs necessary for efficient service provision. This principle is also applied to tariff setting in the absence of an agreement.
C-6571/2007 (Art. 46 Abs. 4 KVG)
Healthcare Insurer v. Regional Authority on Provider Per-Point Value
This article mandates that tariff agreements require approval from the competent cantonal government, which reviews them for compliance with the law and principles of economy and fairness, relevant for the assessment of the tariff agreement's validity.
JAAC 68.136 (art. 46 cpv. 4 LAMal)
Federal Council Upholds Cantonal Ambulance Tariffs Against Insurer Challenge
It is cited to highlight the principles of equity and economic efficiency in tariff setting.
JAAC 68.33 (Art. 46 Abs. 2 KVG)
Cantonal Tariff Extension Partially Invalidated Over Improper Direct Billing System
This provision grants a mandatory right to members of an association not to be bound by an association's tariff agreement unless they join it. The decision reaffirms this right, stating that it cannot be renounced through party agreement or de facto behavior.
JAAC 66.72 (Art. 46 al. 4 LAMal)
Cantonal Healthcare Tariff Setting: Procedural Flaws, No Annulment
Deals with the approval of tariff agreements by cantonal authorities and the binding effect on members of federations.
JAAC 66.68 (Art. 46 Abs. 4 KVG)
Federal Council: Maternity Clinic Removal Requires Substantive Review, Tariffs Not Tied to High Salaries
Cited in relation to the principles of economy and fairness that tariffs must adhere to.