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General Aspects Of The Patient Insurance Scheme

The investigation started with a review of the claims submitted to the PI after complications arose in connection with elective abortion or sterilization, these groups seeming to be of particular interest, as new laws concerning these procedures had been adopted in Sweden in 1975 and 1976 respectively. All such investigations are reported to the National Board of Health and Welfare for statistical registration and analysis. During the period studied, only a few claims were submitted to the PI, as doctors were unaware of the existence of the PI, and generally speaking, therefore omitted to recommend patients to submit claims. This unsatisfactory situation is probably similar for all the other patient categories. The study may thus illustrate different types of complications in obstetrical and gynaecological treatment, but gives no statistical data concerning their frequency. Such figures are on the other hand recorded in the literature and references are given in the different chapters.