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Regulation on the designation of non-adjusting in care rate investment costs of the care kit eligible costs of hospitals

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Regulation on the delimitation of the investment costs not to be taken into account in the care set from the care-bearing costs of hospitals (demarcation ordinance-AbgrV)

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Date of completion: 12.12.1985

Full quote:

" The Decree-Law of 12 December 1985 (BGBl. 2255), as last amended by Article 6 of the Law of 21 July 2012 (BGBl. 1613). "

Status: Last amended by Art. 6 G v. 21.7.2012 I 1613

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Footnote

(+ + + Text evidence from: 1.1.1986 + + +) 
(+ + + Do not apply measures due to EinigVtr in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation). Art. 109 No. 3
Buchst. g DBuchst. ee G v. 8.12.2010 I 1864 mWv 15.12.2010 + + +)

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On the basis of § 16 sentence 1 of the Hospital Finance Law of 29 June 1972 (BGBl. 1009), as defined by Article 1 (15) of the Law of 20 December 1984 (BGBl). 1716), the Federal Government, with the consent of the Federal Council, is ordering: Unofficial table of contents

§ 1 Scope

(1) The further delimitation of the investment costs, which are not to be taken into account pursuant to section 17 (4) (1) of the Hospital Finance Act in the care set, of the costs eligible for care is governed by this Regulation. (2) The Regulation shall not apply to:
1.
the hospitals to which the hospital finance law does not apply in accordance with the provisions of the first sentence of Article 3 (1) to (4);
2.
the hospitals which are not funded pursuant to § 5 (1) Nos. 2, 4 or 7 of the Hospital Financing Act, unless these hospitals are funded on the basis of national law pursuant to Section 5 (2) of the Hospital Finance Act.
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§ 2 Definitions

For the purposes of this Regulation:
1.
investment goods of the fixed assets belonging to the hospital,
2.
Utility goods with an average useful life of up to three years (Directory I of the Appendix),
3.
Consumer goods which are consumed or unusable by their intended use, or which are used exclusively by a patient and usually remain with him. Consumer goods are also the repurchased, removable movable assets, which are capable of independent use and whose cost of acquisition or production does not exceed 150 euros for the individual investment property without a turnover tax.
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§ 3 Mapping principles

(1) Nursing staff are
1.
the cost of the re-purchase of consumer goods in proportion to their depreciation,
2.
other investment costs and costs equivalent to them in accordance with § § 17 of the Hospital Financing Act and § 8 of the German Federal Government Ordinance on the Pflegesatzverordnung (Bundespflegesatzverordnung) in the version valid on 31 December 2012,
3.
the cost of the purchase or manufacture of consumer goods,
4.
the cost of the maintenance of fixed assets in accordance with § 4.
(2) Non-pflegesatzable
1.
the costs
a)
the establishment and initial equipment of hospitals, with the exception of the costs referred to in paragraph 1 (3);
b)
the addition of fixed assets, in so far as these are substantially beyond the usual adjustment of existing assets to medical and technical development,
2.
the costs of the repurchase of fixed assets with an average useful life of more than three years (Directory II of the Appendix), with the exception of fixed assets, which are considered to be consumer goods pursuant to Article 2 (3), second sentence,
3.
(dropped)
Paragraph 1 (2) remains unaffected. (3) The average useful life of a fixed asset shall be determined on the basis of the useful life in the case of a single-day operation. (4) The deliveries and services shall be attributed to a business good, which shall: are usually necessary in order to create or manufacture the economic good and to use it. Unofficial table of contents

§ 4 Maintenance costs

(1) Maintenance costs are the costs of maintaining or restoring the hospital's capital goods, if this does not significantly increase the substance of the investment in its substance, does not significantly alter the nature of its substance, its useful life (2) The costs referred to in paragraph 1 shall also include the maintenance costs of fixed assets, if:
1.
in structural units of building parts, technical installations and installations, or
2.
External Assets
are completely or predominantly replaced (list III of the Appendix). For the purpose of assessing the overriding replacement, measures taken within the framework of a single project for a period of up to three years shall be included. The costs defined in accordance with sentence 1 shall be financed in a flat-rate way in accordance with Article 17 (4b), third sentence, of the Hospital Finance Act. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 (omitted)

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§ 6 Entry into force and transitional provision

(1) This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1986. (2) For the allocation of economic goods to the short-, medium-and long-term fixed capital goods within the meaning of the provisions of the Hospital Finance Act in its until 31 December 1984 § 6 (3), § 7 (2) and § 11 of the Hospital Finance Act (BGBl) remain valid in the individual Länder until the entry into force of national law in accordance with § 6 (3), § 7 (2) and § 11 of the Hospital Finance Act. 2355), with the exception of its § 3 (4) and (5). (3) For the maintenance capacity of the costs of economic goods purchased before 1 January 1986 or manufactured in the hospital, it remains the same for those economic goods. demarcation and allocation as well as useful life. Unofficial table of contents

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Annex

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 1985, 2257)
Directory I
For example, consumer goods within the meaning of § 2 no. 2 are
1.
Service and protective clothing, linen, textiles,
2.
Glass and porcelain articles,
3.
Crockery,
4.
other consumer goods for medical use, such as breathing bag heating blankets and pillow pillows and muschelngastric pump needle holder anesthesia masks, upholstery and ceiling rail speciality catheters and -kanülenVenendruckknife water mattresses,
5.
other consumer goods of economic and administrative requirements such as kitchen knives, audio and media electrical kitchen knives, can openers and quirlewarm holding cans.
This does not apply to the extent to which these goods are considered to be consumer goods pursuant to § 2 No. 3 sentence 2.
List II
Capital goods within the meaning of § 3 (2) sentence 1 no. 2 are, for example,
1.
Equipment and equipment items such as vehicle equipment, apparatus, machine instrument lamp furniture,
2.
other equipment and equipment for medical use, such as extension-iron-based teaching modelsX-ray film-cassettix,
3.
Other items of equipment and equipment of the economic and administrative requirements, such as data-processing systems for computers, televiners ' televiners, and projectprojection screens.
This does not apply to the extent to which these goods are considered to be consumer goods pursuant to § 2 No. 3 sentence 2.
List III
For the purposes of the provision of Section 4 (2) on the delimitation of maintenance costs
1.
building units for the example roof facade floor staircase,
2.
Parts of the building for example paint lightning protection for concrete and stone panelling floor coverings of floor coverings of the raw construction, such as masonry and carpentry roller blinds,
3.
operating facilities and fittings for example ventilation, ventilation and air conditioning systems for compressed air, vacuum and oxygen systems telephone exchange system for gas supply systems and gas supply systems for heating systems, sanitary facilities and sanitary facilities Installation low-power plant-high-power plant hot-water supply systems,
4.
Outdoor facilities for example site-, road-and space-fixing facilities and disposal facilities for example in the GrünanlagenGrünanlagenRoad.