Public health doctors per 100 000 inhabitants
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Mainland Portugal
Public health doctors per 100,000 inhabitants
(a) New target calculated for mainland Portugal. (b) Not available. Source: INE, 2008
(a) New target calculated for mainland Portugal. (b) Not available. Source: INE, 2008
In Portugal, the number of Public health doctors per 100,000 inhabitants showed a small increase of 4,7%, between 2002 and 2008.
Region
Public health doctors per 100,000 inhabitants, by Region
(a) New target calculated for mainland Portugal. (b) Not available. Source: INE, 2008
(a) New target calculated for mainland Portugal. (b) Not available. (c) NUTS level 2. Source: INE, 2008
In the period 2004-2008, the number of Public Health doctors in the Regions of Portugal showed little variation. The ratio Public Health doctors/inhabitant was higher in Algarve, all over the period.
Region and Gender
Public health doctors per 100,000 inhabitants, by Region and by gender
Source: INE, 2008
(a) NUTs level 2 (2002). Source: INE, 2008
The relative variation of the number of Public Health doctors per inhabitant, between 2004 and 2008, was of little relevance, both for male and for female professionals.
Algarve and Lisboa remained the Regions with higher number of male and female Public Health Doctors per inhabitant, respectively.
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