PaRIS Survey – Results
International survey reveals strengths and challenges of Luxembourg’s healthcare system
Based on the PaRIS (Patient-Reported Indicator Surveys), which gathered the perspectives of over 107,000 people aged 45 and over in 1,800 medical practices across 19 countries, the OECD study enables an international comparison of patients’ experience of care and their perception of health outcomes. It also analyzes how healthcare systems respond to the needs of people with chronic diseases.
Commissioned by the Direction de la Santé, the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) conducted the PaRIS survey in Luxembourg, gathering responses from 1,590 patients on their health, their care experience, and their socio-demographic characteristics. Data were also collected from 52 medical practices throughout the country. READ MORE.
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Infographic – Country Report
This report presents aggregated national-level data on key indicators from the survey. It provides a valuable overview of the national healthcare landscape for patients with chronic conditions in Luxembourg.
Infographic – Practice Feedback Report
This report is a tool for analysing practices, patient experience and health outcomes at national level.
Country Note
This country note leverages the main findings of the publication, Does Healthcare Deliver: Results from the Patient-Reported Indicator Surveys (PaRIS), to provide a focused assessment for Luxembourg.
Flagship Report
This PaRIS flagship report presents the results from the first international survey of primary care patients aged 45 years and older, with an emphasis on the largest and fastest-growing group of healthcare users: people with chronic conditions. By capturing patients’ self-reported health outcomes and experiences, this survey offers an invaluable perspective for assessing healthcare systems across the OECD and beyond.
