The nurse case manager should work with patients and their providers to determine what sort of care is needed. It is also important to communicate with the health insurance company of the patient, in order to determine eligibility for certain treatments or programs.
Danish (Dansk) belongs to the East Scandinavian group of the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family. It is spoken by 5.4 million people in Denmark. It is also spoken in Canada, Germany, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, United Arab Emirates, USA. The total number of speakers of Danish worldwide is estimated at around 5.6 million (Ethnologue). Danish is closely related to Norwegian and Swedish.
Both Are Germanic Languages. There are also sub-groups in the Germanic languages: West Germanic, East Germanic, and North Germanic. Dutch falls in the category of West Germanic, along with German, Afrikaans, English, and West German. Sadly, East German is not used much any more, and is on the verge of extinction. Danish is categorized under North Germanic, which also includes Norwegian, Icelandic, and Swedish. Even though both Dutch and Danish are Germanic languages, there have striking differences. Danish still uses the Ã¦, whereas Dutch does not. Although this may be considered a minor difference, it still has significant impact on grammar. Phonetically, there are even more differences.