Specialist doctors per 100 000 inhabitants
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Mainland Portugal
Specialist doctors per 100,000 inhabitants
(a) Not available. (b) Greece, OECD Health Data (2008). Source: INE, 2008
(a) Not available. (b) Greece, OECD Health Data (2008). Source: INE, 2008
In Portugal, the number of specialist doctors per 100,000 inhabitants increased 17,8% between 2001 and 2008. Increases were registered in male and female professionals (between 2004 and 2008: 6,4% and 13,1%, respectively).
Region
Specialist doctors per 100,000 inhabitants , by Region
(a) Not available. (b) Greece, OECD Health Data (2008). Source: INE, 2008
(a) Not available. (b) Greece, OECD Health Data (2008). (c) NUTS II 2002. Source: INE, 2008
From 2004 to 2008, the number of specialist doctors per 100,000 inhabitants in mainland Portugal increased 9,3%. A positive trend was registered in all Regions.
Region and Gender
Specialist doctors per 100,000 inhabitants , by Region and gender
Source: INE, 2008
(a) NUTS II 2002. Source: INE, 2008
The relative increase of female Specialist doctors, from 2004 to 2008 was greater than the increase of male professionals (13, 1% and 6,4%, respectively). Lisboa Region registered the higher ratio Specialist doctor per inhabitant.
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