dækningsrammerne

Dækningsrammerne is a Danish term used in policy, insurance, and public administration to denote the framework that delineates the coverage of a programme or plan. It refers to the set of rules, boundaries, and conditions that determine what benefits or services are included, who is eligible, and under which circumstances coverage applies. The concept is applied across sectors such as health care, social security, pensions, and insurance to clarify the scope and limits of a scheme.

A dækningsramme typically includes several components. The scope of coverage specifies which services, treatments, populations, or risks are included. Eligibility rules define who can receive benefits, while conditions or prerequisites describe when coverage is triggered. Financial aspects cover deductibles, co-payments, caps, and funding sources. Duration and renewal terms outline how long coverage lasts and how it can be extended or reassessed. Exclusions identify services or situations not covered, and there is often coordination with other schemes to avoid overlaps or gaps. Governance, oversight, and mechanisms for adjustments reflect how the ramme is managed and updated over time.

In practice, dækningsrammerne serve to balance access, equity, and fiscal sustainability. They are central to policy design, budgeting, and public communication, helping stakeholders understand what is, and is not, covered by a given programme. The term underscores that coverage is not merely a list of benefits but a structured framework with defined boundaries and rules.