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Health in Al-Qadisiyah, Iraq: official figures

The Ministry of Health counted 14 hospitals in Al-Qadisiyah in 2023: 10 government hospitals (including specialised centres with beds) and 4 private. That is 0.95 hospitals per 100,000 people, 9th highest of 18 governorates.

How many hospital beds are there in Al-Qadisiyah?

Government hospitals in Al-Qadisiyah had 1,726 beds in 2023, of which 1,667 were set up for inpatients. That works out at 1.18 beds per 1,000 people, 8th lowest of 18 governorates, against 1.24 across Iraq.

Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

How full are the hospitals in Al-Qadisiyah?

On average 35.4% of the prepared beds in Al-Qadisiyah's government hospitals were occupied in 2023, 3rd lowest of 18 governorates.

Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

How many primary health care centres are there in Al-Qadisiyah?

There were 86 primary health care centres in Al-Qadisiyah in 2023, or 5.9 per 100,000 people (9th lowest of 18 governorates).

Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

How many doctors are there in Al-Qadisiyah?

Al-Qadisiyah had 1,391 doctors working for the Ministry of Health or seconded to it in 2023, 9.5 per 10,000 people (9th lowest of 18 governorates); the Iraq-wide figure was 11.1.

Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

Where are babies born in Al-Qadisiyah?

29,713 births took place inside health facilities in Al-Qadisiyah in 2023: 49.6% in government hospitals, 49.8% in private hospitals and 0.6% in primary care centres.

Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

What is the maternal mortality rate in Al-Qadisiyah?

The Ministry of Health recorded 8 maternal deaths in Al-Qadisiyah in 2023 among 31,542 live births, a ratio of 25.4 per 100,000 live births (8th lowest of 18 governorates); Iraq-wide the ratio was 29.6.

Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

How many tuberculosis cases are there in Al-Qadisiyah?

229 tuberculosis cases were notified in Al-Qadisiyah in 2023, 15.6 per 100,000 people (8th highest of 18 governorates), against 15.6 across Iraq. Rates use the 2023 population estimate.

Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

How many babies are vaccinated in Al-Qadisiyah?

In 2023 89% of the target number of infants in Al-Qadisiyah received the third dose of polio vaccine and 84% received BCG (tuberculosis) vaccine; the Iraq figures were 91% and 93%.

Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

How common is child malnutrition in Al-Qadisiyah?

23.4% of people in Al-Qadisiyah lived in a household with a deprivation in child nutrition in 2024 (a measure used in Iraq's national multidimensional poverty index), against 20.5% across Iraq.

Source: Ministry of Planning and Commission of Statistics and Geographic Information Systems, with UNDP and the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) · saved copy

How Al-Qadisiyah compares with other governorates

Hospitals per 100,000 people (2023) (2023)

Al-Qadisiyah ranks 9 of 18, highest first. Government and private hospitals counted by the Ministry of Health, divided by the 2023 population estimate

RankRegionHospitals per 100,000 people (2023)
6Karbala1.23
7Babil1.07
8Maysan1.03
9Al-Qadisiyah0.95
10Anbar0.94
11Salah al-Din0.83
12Basra0.82
Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

Government hospital beds per 1,000 people (2023) (2023)

Al-Qadisiyah ranks 11 of 18, highest first. All beds in government hospitals, divided by the 2023 population estimate

RankRegionGovernment hospital beds per 1,000 people (2023)
8Sulaymaniyah1.31
9Duhok1.28
10Maysan1.19
11Al-Qadisiyah1.18
12Wasit1.12
13Anbar1.12
14Dhi Qar1.04
Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

Doctors per 10,000 people (2023) (2023)

Al-Qadisiyah ranks 10 of 18, highest first. Physicians on the Ministry of Health payroll plus those seconded from the Ministry of Higher Education

RankRegionDoctors per 10,000 people (2023)
7Al-Muthanna10.6
8Duhok10.5
9Anbar9.7
10Al-Qadisiyah9.5
11Maysan8.9
12Kirkuk8.8
13Salah al-Din8.6
Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

Maternal deaths per 100,000 live births (2023) (2023)

Al-Qadisiyah ranks 11 of 18, highest first. Deaths recorded by the Ministry of Health; small numbers make yearly changes large

RankRegionMaternal deaths per 100,000 live births (2023)
8Kirkuk34.0
9Wasit33.4
10Sulaymaniyah29.2
11Al-Qadisiyah25.4
12Karbala24.1
13Babil23.4
14Nineveh20.8
Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

Infants given the third polio dose (OPV3), % of target (2023) (2023)

Al-Qadisiyah ranks 12 of 17, highest first. Baghdad is not included because the Ministry reports its Karkh and Rusafa health directorates separately

RankRegionInfants given the third polio dose (OPV3), % of target (2023)
9Maysan93%
10Najaf92%
11Duhok92%
12Al-Qadisiyah89%
13Sulaymaniyah88%
14Karbala87%
15Erbil85%
Source: Ministry of Health, Iraq (Planning and Resources Development Department) · saved copy

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