��Thailand Public Health Statistics 2000

Population & dwellings�o1. Population from registration record, 2. Number of dwellings, 3. Number of inhabitants to a dwelling, �p

Birth & death�o4. Number of livebirhs in the government hospitals, 5. Ratio of number of livebirths in the government hospitals to total livebirths<%>, 6. Number of livebirths, 7. Livebirth rates<number of livebirths per 1,000 population>, 8. Number of deaths in government hospitals, 9. Ratio of number of deaths in the government hospitals to total deaths<%>, 10. Number of deaths, 11. Death rate<number of deaths per 1,000 population>�p

Hospital�o12. Government hospitals, 13. Private hospitals, 14. Total hospitals, 15. Number of patient beds in government hospitals, 16. Number of patient beds in private hospitals, 17. Number of patient ped in total hospitals, 18. Number of new out-patients, 19. Number of in-patients, 20. Number_of_days_admitted, 21. Occupancy rate of patient beds<%>, 22. Nuber of population to a patient bed, �p

Health service personnel�o23. Physicians in government hospitals, 24. Physicians in private hospitals, 25. Physicians in total, 26. Dentists in government hospitals, 27. Dentists in private hospitals, 28. Dentists in total, 29. Pharmacists in government hospitals, 30. Pharmacists in private hospitals, 31. Pharmacists in total, 32. Nurses in government hospitals, 33. Nurses in private hospitals, 34. Nurses in total, �p

(source): Thailand public health 2003
variables 01-34: Thailand public health 2003

Note (Reference & its originals):
variables  1-2 : Bureau of Registration Administration, Department of Local Administration, Ministry of Interior
variables  4-11: Public health statistics A.D. 2001,  Health Information Devision, Bureau of Policy and Strategy, Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Health.
variable   5   : The rate for Changwat Sa Kaeo indicates 676.3 in 2000. However, that of 1999 and 2001 are 64.2, and 64.6 respectively. Thus, the figure of 2000 should be error.
variables 12-34: Public Health Resources 2000, Health Information Division, Bureau of Policy and Strategy, Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public-Health. 
note 1: Hospital means general and specialized service hospitals�D
note 2: Government hospital reflects those of state enterprises, municipalities and independent organization.
note 3: variable 21, occupancy rate=(number of days admitted * 100) / (number of patient bed * 365) 
note 4: variables 23-34, Number of health service personnel is derived from the number of respondents to the annual survey undertaken by the Ministry of Public Health.