Mental Health and Neurological Specialists per 100,000 Inhabitants in Ibero-America (2000-2026)
Mental Health and Neurological Specialists per 100,000 Inhabitants in Ibero-America (2000-2026)
Longitudinal dataset (2000-2026) on the density of mental health and neurology specialists per 100,000 inhabitants in 16 Ibero-American countries, including OECD and LAC averages. Variables: psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, neurologists, neuropsychiatrists, mental health nurses, social workers, total workforce. Sources: WHO Mental Health Atlas 2001-2020; PAHO projections 2026.
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Mental Health Services, Psychologists, MeSH:D008485, UNESCO:2490, MeSH:D008484, psychologists, Per Capita Ratios, neuroplasticity, Mental Health Atlas, Ibero-America, global health, neurologists, UNESCO:6310, Access Barriers, neuroscience, health workforce, cognitive neuroscience, Professional Density, mental health specialists, MeSH:D001921, MeSH:D001523, MeSH:D001361, MeSH:D009420, Neuropsychiatry, Regional Epidemiology, psychiatry, UNESCO:3211, WHO Mental Health Atlas, mental disorders, Health Disparities, Clinical Psychology, Latin America, longitudinal dataset, Public Health Metrics, psychological well-being, Neurology Specialists, MeSH:D008603, population health, brain plasticity, psychiatrists, mental health, WHO Data
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