From correct Dutch DBC registration to demonstrable quality controls, these guides turn regulation and guidance into workable processes for independent clinics.
DBC & claims
DBC registration for independent clinics
A practical guide to correct Dutch DBC registration for independent clinics, including responsibilities, controls and month-end workflow.
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Understanding and resolving ZH309 return information
Learn how Dutch independent clinics analyse ZH309 return information, correct rejected claims and prevent recurring errors.
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DIS data submission for independent clinics
A practical explanation of monthly Dutch DIS submission, validation, correction and governance for independent clinics.
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EHR for an independent clinic: requirements and selection
What an EHR for a Dutch independent clinic should cover: workflow, authorisation, logging, medical records, integrations and implementation.
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EHR for an ophthalmology clinic
Select an ophthalmology EHR based on measurements, surgical workflows, implants, documentation, integrations and safety.
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Choosing practice management software for a clinic
Compare clinic practice management software across scheduling, patient communication, claims, reporting, integration and security.
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Medical device register: what should a clinic record?
A practical medical device register guide covering ownership, maintenance, risk, location, incidents and demonstrable control.
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VIM software and the Wkkgz: from reporting to improvement
Set up safe incident reporting under the Dutch Wkkgz: accessible reporting, analysis, action tracking, learning and demonstrable improvement.
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Dutch Medical Technology Guideline 2026: what clinics need to know
A practical translation of the 2026 Dutch Medical Technology Guideline into lifecycle, risk, competence, maintenance and governance for clinics.
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