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Documents |
| Health
Accounts Data Spreadsheets 237 KB, XLS |
PAHO's
compilation of health accounts estimates for Latin America and
the Caribbean |
| UNDP Human Development
Report 2003 Website |
This is the Human
Development Report for 2003, released by the United Nations
Development Programme. It is broken down by chapters and also
includes a press kit and media contacts. HDR 2002 can be
found here. |
| USAID's
Economic and Social Database: LAC Countries
Website |
This site provides
statistics on population, health and nutrition, as well as
related measures including HIV/AIDS, fertility and health
expenditures and services. Other USAID databases are available
on this
page. |
| Tools
for Using Household Survey Data Website |
World Bank's on-line tools explain and simplify the Living
Standards Measurement Survey applications and data. |
|
Organizations |
| Demographic
and Health Surveys |
The Demographic and Health Surveys website provides household survey
data from many countries around the world, including Latin America
and the Caribbean, as well as a number of statistical tools and
publications. |
| Biblioteca
Virtual em Saúde (BVS)
|
Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde, the
Virtual Health Library, serves to the promote technical
cooperation in information for and among countries of Latin
America and the Caribbean.
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| International Health Systems Program
|
Harvard’s IHSP has developed software for implementing the
National Health Accounts methodology. It can be obtained by
contacting them directly.
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| Living
Standards Measurement Surveys |
Information about
Living Standards Measurement Study household surveys of the
World Bank, with data to download or order
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| Philippine
National Health Accounts Webpage (PNHA) |
This webpage describes data sources
and estimation procedures used in the compilation of the 1991
to 2001 Philippine National Health Accounts (PNHA) matrices.
It describes how inadequacies in the data (with respect
to PNHA needs) were handled, i.e. specific estimation rules
applied, so that users could take these limitations into
account when interpreting the PNHA statistics.
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