Bienestar humano y servicios de salud

Resumen

Argentina changes in life expectancy and infant mortality 2000-2010 2000-2014 are described. The association of these variables with the gross state product per capita, education of women, the ratio of doctors per capita and the rate of use of consultation in public establishments is investigated. The results indicate that the greatest association with life expectancy at birth is given with the PGB and education of the mother. In both cases the association with infant mortality is weak. The number of doctors and usage rates of consultations relate very weakly with life expectancy at birth. The importance of perinatal and infant mortality congenital suggests that the current more complex, specialized and expensive future.