ventetiderne
Ventetiderne is a Danish term used to describe the length of time people wait to receive public services, most often in healthcare. In common usage it refers to waiting times for access to medical assessment, diagnostics, and treatment, but can also apply to other public services such as administrative processes or infrastructure projects. The concept is routinely addressed in policy debates, performance reporting, and patient information.
Measurement and scope: In health care, ventetider are measured from the date a referral is submitted by
Policy context: Governments and health authorities use ventetider statistics to monitor access, inform resource planning, and
Impact and criticism: While shorter wait times are generally seen as a sign of improved access, waiting
See also: Waiting time, Health care in Denmark, Public administration, Health policy.