Name: Honduras - Encuesta Nacional de Salud y Demografía 2011-2012
Creator: World Bank Group

The BOOST initiative is a Bank-wide collaborative effort launched in 2010 to facilitate access to budget data and promote effective use for improved decision-making processes, transparency and accountability.

BOOST - Public Expenditure Database

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Honduras

La ENDESA 2011-2012 se realizó con el objetivo principal de proporcionar información estadística actualizada a nivel nacional y por regiones departamentales (incluyendo Islas de la Bahía y Gracias a Díos no incluidos en la ENDESA 2005-2006 por cuestiones de costo y accesibilidad) y metropolitanas de salud, sobre indicadores de vivienda, fecundidad, salud en general y salud reproductiva en particular, estado nutricional de los niños, mortalidad infantil y en la niñez, VIH/SIDA, violencia intrafamiliar, morbilidad, utilización de servicios y gastos en salud e indicadores demográficos de la población de Honduras. Otro de los objetivos de la ENDESA 2011-2012 es proporcionar información comparativa con encuestas de salud anteriores, realizadas en el país.

English

General Inquiries, MEASURE DHS

Point of Contact

World Bank, Development Economics Data Group

Producer

Secretaría de Salud, Gobierno de Honduras

Principal Investigator

Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), Gobierno de Honduras

ICF International, MEASURE DHS

Data and Data Related Resources, MEASURE DHS

MEASURE DHS

Honduras - Encuesta Nacional de Salud y Demografía 2011-2012

Demographic and Health Survey 2011-2012

Series Name: Demographic and Health Survey (Standard) - DHS VI Series Info: La Encuesta de Demografía y Salud del 2011-2012 (ENDESA 2011-2012) constituye un estudio relevante para el país proporcionando información actualizada de los indicadores básicos de salud, que le permiten a la Secretaria de Salud (SESAL) visualizar los avances alcanzados en el periodo que comprende el estudio, y al Instituto Nacional de Estadística de Honduras (INE) generar la información expresada en los datos que se presentan en forma detallada en este informe. Su utilidad se extiende a todos los tomadores de decisiones tanto de las instituciones del estado como entidades privadas y organismos de cooperación. Los principales resultados de la ENDESA 2011-2012 miden el estado de salud de una muestra representativa a nivel nacional, urbano-rural y por departamentos. Es importante resaltar que en la presente encuesta la investigación permitió incluir los departamentos de Gracias a Dios e Islas de la Bahía excluidos de la ENDESA 2005-2006, por limitantes en acceso, escasa logística y de comunicación por lo específico del lenguaje. Todo lo anterior se superó y es por ello que el actual estudio incluye a las 20 regiones de salud diseminadas a nivel nacional y ubicadas en los 18 departamentos. Este estudio de investigación representa la continuación de los esfuerzos de la ENDESA 2005-2006 y de la Encuesta Nacional de Epidemiologia y Salud Familiar (ENESF) realizadas con cinco años de periodicidad entre 1981 y el 2001, valorando el grado de comportamiento, el nivel, tendencia y diferencias de las variables de población más importantes como son: nupcialidad, fecundidad, mortalidad infantil, prevalencia anticonceptiva y de la salud familiar; generando conocimiento que ha sido y continua siendo fundamental para el diseño y orientación de las políticas, programas y estrategias de salud dirigidas a la población, en particular de la salud materno infantil.

Version 01 (August 2013). Metadata in this DDI is excerpted from "Honduras Encuesta Nacional de Salud y Demografía 2011-2012" Report.