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Health in Tuzla Canton (Federacija Bosne I Hercegovine, Bosnia and Herzegovina): official figures

Health institutions in the Tuzla Canton employed 1,310 doctors of medicine in 2024, 3.05 per 1,000 residents against 2.67 across the Federation; there were 1,260 in 2022.

How many specialist doctors are there in the Tuzla Canton?

59% of the doctors working in the Tuzla Canton in 2024 were specialists, and the canton had 74 dentists.

Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

How many health workers are there in the Tuzla Canton?

5,625 people worked in health institutions in the Tuzla Canton in 2024, 13.1 per 1,000 residents, including 2,142 medical technicians and nurses.

Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

How often do people see a doctor in the Tuzla Canton?

Primary health care in the Tuzla Canton had 504 doctors in 2024, who recorded 2,175,644 visits, 5.1 per resident (Federation 4.5).

Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

How many patients do hospitals in the Tuzla Canton treat?

Hospitals in the Tuzla Canton employed 609 doctors in 2024 and discharged 51,038 patients, against 45,851 in 2022.

Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

What is the infant mortality rate in the Tuzla Canton?

The Tuzla Canton recorded 3,172 live births and 4,230 deaths in 2024, a natural change of -1,058; over 2020-2024 infant mortality averaged 7.8 per 1,000 live births (Federation 6.3).

Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

How Tuzla Canton compares with other cantons in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Doctors of medicine in health institutions per 1,000 residents (2024)

Tuzla Canton ranks 3 of 10, highest first. Doctors are counted where they work; the clinical centres in Sarajevo, Mostar and Tuzla also treat patients from other cantons.

RankAreaDoctors of medicine in health institutions per 1,000 residents
1Herzegovina-Neretva Canton4.17
2Sarajevo Canton3.95
3Tuzla Canton3.05
4Bosnian-Podrinje Canton Goražde2.70
5Zenica-Doboj Canton2.13
6Central Bosnia Canton1.93
7Una-Sana Canton1.46
Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

Health institution staff per 1,000 residents (2024)

Tuzla Canton ranks 4 of 10, highest first. Staff are counted where they work; the clinical centres in Sarajevo, Mostar and Tuzla also treat patients from other cantons.

RankAreaHealth institution staff per 1,000 residents
1Herzegovina-Neretva Canton22.7
2Sarajevo Canton19.6
3Bosnian-Podrinje Canton Goražde16.4
4Tuzla Canton13.1
5Zenica-Doboj Canton11.2
6Posavina Canton9.6
7Central Bosnia Canton8.5
Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

Primary care doctor visits per resident (2024)

Tuzla Canton ranks 3 of 10, highest first.

Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

Infant deaths per 1,000 live births, 2020-2024 (2020-2024)

Tuzla Canton ranks 3 of 10, highest first. Small numbers: a few deaths move the rate in the smaller cantons.

RankAreaInfant deaths per 1,000 live births, 2020-2024
1Herzegovina-Neretva Canton11.2
2Bosnian-Podrinje Canton Goražde8.2
3Tuzla Canton7.8
4Central Bosnia Canton7.2
5Una-Sana Canton6.0
6Sarajevo Canton5.3
7Zenica-Doboj Canton5.3
Source: Federal Office of Statistics (FZS), Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina · saved copy

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