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Sri Lanka Annual Health Bulletin 2001

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General Info
Provider 
Ministry of Health (Sri Lanka)
Geography 
Sri Lanka (LKA)
Coverage type 
Country
Time period covered 
01/1945 - 12/2001
Series or system 
Sri Lanka Annual Health Bulletin
Data type
Summary 

The Sri Lanka Annual Health Bulletin 2001 is produced by the Medical Statistics Unit of the Department of Health Services in the Ministry of Health. The report covers the national healthcare system, including number and types of health care facilities; educational requirements for medical personnel; and government expenditures by program. Morbidity and mortality numbers are provided for noncommunicable diseases. The report also publishes service utilization figures such as provision of services to patients by district and type of facility.

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