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Survey of Medical-Sanitary Assistance

About - 2009

The Survey of Medical-Sanitary Assistance - AMS investigates all the health establishments that provide individual or collective health assistance services, either public or private, either profit or non-profit, with ambulatory or hospitalization services, including those that exclusively carry out support services to diagnosis and therapy and regular control of zoonosis, with the main objective of revealing the profile of the installed capacity and of the supply of health services in Brazil.

In this publication, the IBGE brings the results of the AMS carried out in 2009, including the number of existing establishments, by administrative level, operation status, category and type of service; services rendered by type of funding agent (SUS, private and covenant); employed persons; existing beds and hospitalization volume in establishments with hospitalization; as well as information on medical-hospital equipment in conditions to be used in the establishments investigated, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities of the Capitals. Backward series are presented for some variables, allowing to know the evolution of those statistics along the period from 1976 – beginning of the survey under the responsibility of the IBGE – up to 2009, its most recent edition.

The publication also includes technical notes on the survey, highlighting the major interregional differences noticed in the distribution of the selected indicators, illustrated with tables, graphs and maps, and a glossary with the relevant concepts to understand the results. This information is also available in the enclosed CD-ROM and in the IBGE portal, where the microdata of the survey can be found to streamline the exploration of its database according to a number of perspectives.

The Survey of Medical-Sanitary Assistance is supported by the Ministry of Health. Its results contribute to pinpoint the regional demands of public investments in the sector and, together with other indicators, subsidize the implementation of multiple programs to cater for specific needs on behalf of a more comprehensive access of the population to the health services in Brazil.

Tables - 2009

Complete Tables (in zip format)

Brazil

Table 1 - Health establishments, according to the Major Regions and Federation Units - 1976/2009

Table 2 - Health establishments, by service type and administrative sphere of sponsor -Brazil - 1976/2009

Table 3 - Beds in health establishments, by administrative sphere - Brazil - 1976/2009

Table 4 - Health establishments, by administrative sphere and operating condition, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 5 - Health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 6 - Health establishments, by administrative sphere and service type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 7 - Health establishments, by administrative sphere, category and service type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 8 - Health establishments, by service funder, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 9 - Health establishments, sole, with outsourcing and outsourced, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 10 - Personnel with higher education employed in health establishments, by work hours and relationship with the establishment, according to the employment - Brazil - 2009

Table 11 - Personnel with high education employed in health establishments, by administrative sphere, employment and work hours, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 12 - Technical/support personnel employed in health establishments, by administrative sphere and schooling, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 13 - Beds in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 14 - Beds in health establishments available to SUS, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 15 - Hospitalizations in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2008

Table 16 - Existing image diagnosis equipment in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions and equipment type - 2009

Table 17 - Existing infrastructure equipment in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions and equipment type - 2009

Table 18 - Existing optical equipment in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions and equipment type - 2009

Table 19 - Existing graphical equipment in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions and equipment type - 2009

Table 20 - Existing radiation therapy equipment in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions and equipment type - 2009

Table 21 - Existing life maintenance equipment in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions and equipment type - 2009

Table 22 - Other existing equipment in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions and equipment type - 2009

Table 23 - Existing equipment in health establishments, by equipment type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 24 - Existing equipment in health establishments available to SUS, by equipment type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 25 - Health establishments with outpatient care, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 26 - Health establishments with emergency care, by specialty, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 27 - Health establishments that provide services to SUS, by care type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and capital municipalities - 2009

Table 28 - Health establishments that provide outpatient/inpatient care, by administrative sphere, according to the specialty types provided - Brazil - 2009

Table 29 - Health establishments that provide support services to diagnosis and therapy, by administrative sphere, according to the service types provided and number of selected equipment - Brazil - 2009

Table 30 - Health establishments with hospitalization, by administrative sphere, according to the service types provided and number of selected equipment - Brazil - 2009

Table 31 - Health establishments without hospitalization, by administrative sphere, according to the service types provided and number of selected equipment - Brazil - 2009

 

Federation Units

 

Municipalities

Table 5 - Health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 6 - Health establishments, by administrative sphere and service type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 7 - Health establishments, by administrative sphere, category and service type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 8 - Health establishments, by service funder, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 9 - Health establishments, sole, with outsourcing and outsourced, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 13 - Beds in health establishments, by administrative sphere, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 23 - Existing equipment in health establishments, by equipment type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 25 - Health establishments with outpatient care, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 26 - Health establishments with emergency care, by specialty, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Table 27 - Health establishments that provide services to SUS, by care type, according to the Major Regions, Federation Units and Municipalities - Brazil - 2009

Publications - 2009

Description

The survey of medical-sanitary assistance investigates all the health institutions in the country which provide individual or collective health assistance services, profit or non-profit, at public or private institutions with ambulatory or hospitalization services. The study includes those which perform exclusively services of support to diagnosis and therapy and regular control of zoonosis, with the main objective of revealing the profile of installed capacity and of the supply of health services in Brazil.

With this publication, IBGE brings to the public the results obtained by the survey in 2009, encompassing aspects such as the number of establishments, by administrative level, functioning status, category and type of service offered; services rendered by type of financing agent (SUS, private and insurance); employed persons; existing beds and volume of hospitalization in establishments with hospitalization services; besides information about medical equipment in conditions to be used in the establishments investigated, by Major Region, Federative Units and Capitals. Some variables contain retrospective series that show the evolution of these statistics from 1976 – date of the first results under the responsibility of IBGE – to 2009, in the latest edition of this survey.

The publication also brings technical notes about the survey, an analysis which encompasses the main inter-regional differences observed in the indicators selected, illustrated with tables, graphs and maps, and a glossary with the concepts considered relevant to the understanding of the results. These data are available on the CD-ROM that comes enclosed with the publication and on the IBGE web site, where can also be found the survey microdata, what facilitates the exploration of its database from different approaches. The conduction of the Survey of Medical-Sanitary Assistance has the support of the Ministry of health. Its results contribute to the identification of regional demands by public investments in the sector and, together with other indicators, have made it possible to implement a diversity of programs in order to supply specific needs aimed at offering better access of the population to health services in the Country.

Time series

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Microdata

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Technical Information

Methodological considerations on this survey can be obtained in the Technical notes chapter of its results publication.

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