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The message that elderly people can lose their room in their nursing home due to long waiting lists if they stay in the hospital for more than 14 days or have to pay 33 euros per day to keep the room

concludedNetherlands· House of Representatives· NL

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14 January 2011

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The message that elderly people can lose their room in their nursing home due to long waiting lists if they stay in the hospital for more than 14 days or have to pay 33 euros per day to keep the room

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Antwoord vragen Agema over het bericht dat ouderen wegens lange wachtlijsten hun kamer in hun verpleeghuis kwijt kunnen raken als ze langer dan 14 dagen in het ziekenhuis verblijven of 33 euro per dag moeten betalen om de kamer te behouden

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  • Antwoord vragen Agema over the report that ouderen wegens lange wachtlijsten hun kamer in hun verpleeghuis kwijt kunnen raken als ze langer dan 14 dagen in het ziekenhuis verblijven of 33 euro per dag moeten betalen om de kamer te behouden

    Antwoord schriftelijke vragen · NL · 16 February 2011

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  • The report that ouderen wegens lange wachtlijsten hun kamer in hun verpleeghuis kwijt kunnen raken als ze langer dan 14 dagen in het ziekenhuis verblijven of 33 euro per dag moeten betalen om de kamer te behouden

    Schriftelijke vragen · NL · 13 January 2011

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