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Non-hospital centres. By ownership. Counties and Aran, and provinces

Non-hospital centres. By ownership. Counties, areas and provinces Catalonia
Public sector Private sector
Catalan Health Institute (ICS) Generalitat Local councils Town councils Total Private company Foundations, associations and Red Cross Church MATMPSS (1) Other mutual benefit societies Other private centres Total Total
2010 1,158 38 4 60 1,260 5,331 373 31 210 48 30 6,023 7,283
2009 1,154 36 4 60 1,254 4,918 365 32 204 50 37 5,606 6,860
2008 1,144 35 4 61 1,244 4,615 351 32 199 47 37 5,281 6,181
2007 1,129 35 5 62 1,231 4,248 344 31 241 48 38 4,950 6,181
2006 1,117 34 5 63 1,219 3,890 328 27 237 41 36 4,559 5,778
2005 849 25 5 313 1,192 3,511 306 26 205 33 31 4,112 5,304
2004 811 32 6 322 1,171 3,229 278 26 196 51 29 3,809 4,980
2003 704 32 6 353 1,095 3,028 265 27 197 50 33 3,600 4,695
2002 682 32 6 360 1,080 1,413 242 27 179 48 1,303 3,212 4,292
2001 676 35 6 368 1,085 2,306 216 28 170 51 30 2,801 3,886
Source:
2001-2002: Departament de Sanitat i Seguretat Social. Direcció General de Recursos Sanitaris.
2003-2010: Ministry of Health.

Last update: February 26, 2014.

Methodological note

Definition of concepts

Non hospital centre or service
Centre or service that offers health care to patients that are not admitted to beds. Does not include external surgeries of hospital centres.

Methodological aspects

For the data on hospital equipment there are two sources, both from the Department of Health. First, there is the Register of Health Centres, Services and Establishments, which basically provides information related to the location in the territory of centres that have received the corresponding administrative authorisation (health and county map). A second source of data are the Statistics on Health Establishment with Internment Schemes (EESRI), which provide annual information on the structure, resources, care and economies of hospital centres located in Catalonia. The EESRI statistics have been generated since 1980 by the Department of Health and are coordinated on a state level in association with the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality.

Recently, Law 23/2010, of July 22, divides Catalonia into eight territorial planning areas with the incorporation of the Penedès region. This new territorial area includes the counties of Alt Penedès, l'Anoia, el Baix Penedès and el Garraf. In consequence, the territorial boundaries of the area of Metropolità, Comarques centrals and Camp de Tarragona are modified, and their data is therefore not directly comparable with previous years.

Data on December 31.