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- FIGURE 1
Geographic Distribution of Health Facilities in Mexico in 2020
Abbreviations: IMSS, Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social; ISSSTE, Instituto de Seguridad y Servicios Sociales de los Trabajadores del Estado; PEMEX, Petróleos Mexicanos; SEDENA, Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional; SEMAR, Secretaría de Marina; SSA, Secretaría de Salud.
- FIGURE 2
Proportion of Population With Timely Access to Surgical Care Among Mexican States in 2020
- FIGURE 3
Proportion of Population With Timely Access to Surgical Care Among Mexican Municipalities in 2020
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Indicator Description 2030 Goals Access to timely essential surgery Proportion of the population that can access, within 2 hours, a facility that can do cesarean delivery, laparotomy, and treatment of open fracture At least 80% coverage per country Specialist surgical workforce density Number of specialist surgical, anesthetic, and obstetric physicians who are working, per 100,000 population 100% of countries with at least 20 surgical, anesthetic, and obstetric physicians per 100,000 population Surgical volume Procedures done in an operating theater, per 100,000 population per year 100% of countries with a minimum 5,000 procedures per 100,000 population Perioperative mortality All-cause death rate before discharge in patients who have undergone a procedure in an operating theater, divided by the total number of procedures, presented as a percentage 100% countries tracking perioperative mortality Protection against impoverishing expenditure Proportion of households protected against impoverishment from direct out-of-pocket payments for surgical and anesthesia care 100% protection against impoverishment from out-of-pocket payments for surgical and anesthesia care Protection against catastrophic expenditure Proportion of households protected against catastrophic expenditure from direct out-of-pocket payment for surgical and anesthesia care 100% protection against catastrophic expenditure from out-of-pocket payments for surgical and anesthesia care - TABLE 2.
Demographic Data, Access to Timely Essential Surgery, Surgical Workforce Density, and Surgical Volume for the 32 Mexican States in 2020
State Population2020, No. Localities,No. COVID-19Cases per100,000Persons Population WithAccess to SurgicalCare <2 Hours,No. (%) SurgicalSpecialistWorkforce, No.(SurgicalSpecialist per100,000Inhabitants) SurgicalProcedures,No. SurgicalProceduresper 100,000Persons, No. Northwest Baja California 3,769,020 5,545 993.20 3,383,533 (89.77)a 4,097 (108.70) 15,751 417.90 Baja California Sur 798,447 2,543 2,275.41 735,181 (92.07)a 1,598 (200.13) 7,450 933.06 Chihuahua 3,741,869 12,186 1,065.40 3,182,528 (85.05)a 4,897 (130.87) 23,978 640.80 Durango 1,832,650 5,890 1,439.99 1,196,336 (65.27) 2,751 (150.11) 16,481 899.29 Sinaloa 3,026,943 5,495 913.85 2,683,966 (88.66)a 4,691 (154.97) 18,981 627.06 Sonora 2,944,840 7,300 1,925.40 2,717,896 (92.29)a 4,981 (169.14) 21,556 731.99 Northeast Coahuila de Zaragoza 3,146,771 4,034 1,684.42 2,770,363 (88.03)a 4,599 (146.14) 11,729 372.73 Nuevo León 5,784,442 4,822 1,479.15 4,692,210 (81.11)a 6,402 (110.67) 20,808 359.72 Tamaulipas 3,527,735 6,566 1,195.27 2,817,000 (79.85) 5,562 (157.66) 24,309 689.08 West Colima 731,391 1,126 1,097.22 689,356 94.25)a 1,459 (199.48) 6,225 851.11 Jalisco 8,348,151 10,348 658.25 6,379,923 (76.42) 9,927 (118.91 53,459 640.36 Michoacán de Ocampo 4,748,846 8,644 726.28 4,222,771 (88.92)a 5,626 (118.47) 33,231 699.77 Nayarit 1,235,456 2,850 648.82 1,078,681 (87.31)a 2,090 (169.16) 7,285 589.66 East Hidalgo 3,082,841 4,690 813.01 2,544,173 (82.52)a 3,911 (126.86) 24,688 800.81 Puebla 6,583,278 6,568 770.55 5,811,371 (88.27)a 7,271 (110.44) 44,481 675.66 Tlaxcala 1,342,977 1,175 883.33 1,131,686 (84.26)a 1,906 (141.92) 12,119 902.39 Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave 8,062,579 19,845 556.45 6,717,601 (83.31)a 10,772 (133.60) 59,491 737.86 North Center Aguascalientes 1,425,607 2,022 1,262.54 1,285,601 (90.17)a 2,354 (165.12) 18,573 1302.81 Guanajuato 6,166,934 8,809 1,398.87 5,417,006 (87.83)a 7,649 (124.03) 92,217 1495.34 Querétaro 2,368,467 2,192 1,449.67 1,722,168 (72.71) 2,944 (124.29) 20,642 871.53 San Luis Potosí 2,822,255 6,554 1,492.81 2,277,295 (80.69)a 3,185 (112.85) 18,909 669.99 Zacatecas 1,622,138 4,498, 1,324.60 1,070,288 (65.98) 2,464 (151.89) 23,378 1441.18 South Center Ciudad de México 9,209,944 634 3,933.52 7,354,274 (79.85) 25,572 (277.65) 77,930 846.15 Estado de México 16,992,418 4,894 952.24 12,256,308 (72.12) 17,689 (104.09) 93,326 549.22 Morelos 1,971,520 1,578 580.11 1,337,400 (67.83) 2,814 (142.73) 13,719 695.85 Southwest Chiapas 5,543,828 21,157 153.55 4,310,336 (77.75) 5,969 (107.66) 29,501 532.14 Guerrero 3,540,685 6,769 754.57 3,057,466 (86.35)a 5,938 (167.70) 32,290 911.97 Oaxaca 4,132,148 10,723 719.67 2,973,945 (71.97) 5,333 (129.06) 26,082 631.19 Southeast Campeche 928,363 2,762 811.75 761,749 (82.05)a 1,879 (202.39) 7,117 766.61 Quintana Roo 1,857,985 2,207 867.33 991,689 (53.37) 2,341 (125.99) 13,138 707.11 Tabasco 2,402,598 2,472 1,861.77 1,898,068 (79.00) 4,639 (193.08) 28,766 1197.28 Yucatán 2,320,898 2,434 1,156.10 1,973,427 (85.02)a 3,752 (161.66) 18,150 782.02 Total 126,014,024 189,432 1,208.49 102,967,672 (81.71)a 36,973 (29.34) 916,120 726.99 ↵a Goal indicator accomplished.
