Table 1.
The distribution of primary health units among Pará's regions.
| Health regions (SESPA) | Total of primary health units | Distribution/104 inhabitants | Regional population (2019) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Araguaia | 194 | 3.42/104 people | 566,682 |
| Baixo Amazonas | 252 | 3.26/104 people | 771,715 |
| Carajás | 204 | 2.33/104 people | 875,232 |
| Lago de Tucuruí | 116 | 2.51/104 people | 461,593 |
| Metropolitana I | 205 | 0.91/104 people | 2,238,680 |
| Metropolitana II | 142 | 3.86/104 people | 367,592 |
| Metropolitana III | 375 | 3.99/104 people | 939,421 |
| Rio Caetés | 231 | 4.26/104 people | 541,251 |
| Tapajós | 97 | 4.38/104 people | 221,135 |
| Tocantins | 193 | 2.73/104 people | 705,089 |
| Xingú | 134 | 3.82/104 people | 350,276 |
| Marajó I | 105 | 4.30/104 people | 244,027 |
| Marajó II | 115 | 3.59/104 people | 320,172 |
The analysis on the mean coverage of services from the Primary Health Care (PHC) indicates a homogeneous distribution among the areas. It considered data on the availability of Family Health Support Center (CASF), primary health units, health center, home care, indigenous health care units, and fluvial mobile units.