The report presents the main demographic and socio-economic statistics of Puerto Rico's 8 senatorial districts and 40 representative districts, according to the Puerto Rico Community Survey 2014-18. Specifically, for the inhabitants and homes of each senatorial district, data are presented on sex, age, race, kinship, marital status, fertility, school enrollment, education obtained, veteran classification, disabilities, place of birth, language spoken at home, ancestry, employment status, employment, industry, class of worker, income, benefits, health insurance, poverty, occupancy of housing, units in the structure, year of construction, rooms, bedrooms, tenure of housing, vehicles, value of housing, mortgage classification, rent, among others.

Results of the Deaf Community Needs Study: Survey of the general population

Statistics and Indicators of Agricultural Production in Puerto Rico

Single positive cases using molecular tests to generate some specialized epidemiological indicators

Vaccination data to generate some statistics and indicators

Profile of child abuse according to various sources

Data on aspects related to COVID-19 in business in Puerto Rico

Contextualiza las escuelas públicas dentro de sus comunidades (a nivel de tramo censal, barrio y municipio) mediante datos sociodemográficos.

Information on the incidence, cases and distribution of type 1 diabetes in the pediatric population of Puerto Rico.

Dashboard with data on gender-based violence collected by agencies

Dashboard on banking industry indicators in Puerto Rico

System for compiling and managing statistical data on cases of femicide and transfemicide as defined in Article 93 of Law 146-2012, known as the Puerto Rico Criminal Code, as amended

Study on the Needs of Working Women, aimed at all women residents of Puerto Rico

Most common baby names

Mention the main challenges of the manufacturing sector in several months of 2022

Graphical visualization of the Creative Industries Report 2021-2022. The Puerto Rico Creative Industries Report 2021-2022 is the seventh publication on this topic. It presents social, economic and labor indicators, based on data sets from the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. Department of Education - National Center for Education Statistics and the U.S. Customs.

Use data from the 2010-11 Traveler's Survey to prepare estimates of the number of people living in Puerto Rico who travel to the United States for medical treatment annually, broken down by selected regions and cities.

The Department of Finance, through the Consumer Tax Bureau, asks the Puerto Rico Police, through communication, to inspect the armories with a renewal date. This request must be filed thirty (30) days before the due date. Gunsmith licenses are subject to approval and certification by the Police, after inspection, of the security measures required in the building where the establishment is located. This includes premises for new armories. In addition, through the Armory Inspection Division, the Police carries out a quarterly inspection in order to confirm that the security measures in those localities are working, in accordance with the provisions of the Weapons Act. This information is forwarded to the Department of Finance.

Temporary data series where the levels (monthly averages) of sea elevation are recorded at various points in Puerto Rico. Sea level is measured using tide gauges located at various points in Puerto Rico. The measurement stations in San Juan and Isla de Magueyes have the largest amount of data. These measurements are locally relative, meaning that they are a function of a local vertical reference point.

Collection of data on the volume in tons of recyclable materials recovered at Collection Centers and Recycling Companies.

An electronic database that generates daily data, allows us to create comparative reports. (Monthly and Annual).

Statistical data on incentive requests submitted and approved, before the Office of Business Incentives in Puerto Rico. In addition, all cases filed since 01/01/2020 are under the New Incentive Code or Law 60. The cases approved for the year 2020 are under previous laws.

It includes data for Law 73-2008, Law 83-2010, Law 20-2012, Law 22-2012, Law 273-2012.

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This index is composed of four variables: number of non-agricultural salaried jobs, amount of electricity consumption, cement sales (volume), and volume of gasoline that pays taxes (gasoline consumption). Note that all variables are quantities, not monetary. The component series of the index are adjusted for seasonality, and their respective growth rates are adjusted for volatility, before composing the index.

This monthly report features a commentary on the Economic Development Bank's Economic Activity Index (EDB-EAI), a coincident index for the economy of Puerto Rico. The EDB-EAI is a valuable tool that summarizes the behavior of four major monthly economic indicators: total non-farm payroll employment, cement sales, gasoline consumption, and electric power generation.

It presents statistical estimates on the number of people aged 16 and over with physical or mental disabilities in Puerto Rico. They are presented by: type of impairment, gender, age, educational level, employees, the unemployed and outside the working group. The tables in the publication present the data corresponding to the study date.

It presents statistical estimates on the number of people who belong to a labor organization in Puerto Rico. They are presented by: gender, age, marital status, relationship with the head of household, education, type of employment, occupation and industries. The tables in the publication present the data corresponding to the study date. The first table shows the percentage of the number of people who belong to a labor union, comparing the result of the month and year of study with the result of studies carried out since 1970.

It summarizes the changes from month to month for the eight groups. It includes definitions of terms, methodology and statistical tables.

Using the methodology of Council for Community and Economic Research (hereinafter, C2ER), a non-profit professional organization dedicated to research on community and economic development, the Institute of Statistics is responsible for collecting the prices of goods and services within the categories of supermarket, housing, transportation, public services and miscellaneous items. The data is sent to C2ER, who calculate the average prices and indices for each of the categories, allowing the comparison of costs with the equivalent cost in the United States. Finally, the Cost of Living Index (COLI) is calculated, which the C2ER has been preparing since 1968 for more than 300 urban areas in the United States and which Puerto Rico joined in the second quarter of 2014. The prices are published for users through a cost of living calculator, which makes it possible to compare the cost of living in Puerto Rico versus that of another city in the United States and vice versa. The Puerto Rico Cost of Living Index includes average prices three times a year for the following 56 product categories: ribeye steak, ground beef, sausage, fried chicken, canned tuna, whole milk, eggs, margarine, parmesan cheese, potatoes, guineos, lettuce, specialty bread, china juice, coffee, sugar, corn flake cereal, green peas, peaches, face towels, dishwashing detergent, extra virgin olive oil, frozen food, fresh corn, frozen whole corn, potatoes soft drinks, apartment rental, house price, energy total, landline, tire balancing, gasoline, visit to an optometrist, visit to a doctor, dental cleaning, ibuprofen, Lantus insulin, hamburger, pizza, fried chicken, men's cut, hair care for women (washing, drying and trimming), toothpaste, hair shampoo, dry cleaning for men's label, men's shirt, pants for boys, pants for women, washing machine, subscription to newspapers, movies, bowling, tennis balls, veterinary services, beer and wine.

It includes the month and the amount of collection of the IVU.

It includes the month and amount of payment in patents.

This valuation report is only an estimate of the financial situation of the system as of a single date. Neither the future condition of the system can be predicted nor can it guarantee future financial strength. Actuarial valuations do not affect the final cost of the benefit system. While the assessment is based on a series of reasonable individual assumptions, other sets of assumptions can also be reasonable results, and the assessment based on those assumptions would be different. No single set of assumptions is correct. Determining outcomes using alternative assumptions is beyond the scope of our commitment.

It consists of two main components: the current account and the capital account. It presents historical data for the last 10 fiscal years. It is divided into three sections. The first includes 15 tables with the information that constitutes the Balance of Payments. The second consists of six tables with data that originate, derive or complement the Balance of Payments. The third contains graphs for a better analysis and visual understanding of the Balance of Payments.

Note: The JP has begun the process of transition to the 2008 System of National Accounts (SNA 2008), in accordance with the methodological criteria recommended by the United Nations Organization, the International Monetary Fund and the United States Bureau of Economic Analysis. For the updating of the National Accounts to a 2008 SCN level, the JP has chosen transactions between Puerto Rico and the rest of the world as a starting point. The 2018 Puerto Rico Balance of Payments and International Investment Position incorporates the provisions of the sixth edition of the Balance of Payments and International Investment Position Manual (MBP6), which is consistent and was updated in parallel with the 2008 SCN. In addition, the JP includes, for the first time since the 1980s, estimates of direct investment in the amounts and movements of capital between Puerto Rico and abroad.

Document: Balance of Payments 2018

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Statistical Report on the Number of Payrolls Distributed by Income Level, Number of Individual Payrolls and Adjusted Gross Income by Municipalities, Number of Payrolls by Personal Status, Adjusted Gross Income, Components of Adjusted Gross Income, Number of Claimed Dependents, Deductions, Net Income subject to Contribution, Determined Contribution and Work Credit. Based on information provided by taxpayers in Form 482, known as the “Individual Income Tax Form.”

It is made up of net income and other proceeds or resources that enter the General Fund. This Fund is the main source of government resources considered when preparing the joint resolution of the government budget. The role of the General Fund depends on the emergence of priorities that are determined annually by the Executive and the Legislative Assembly. This fund does not have an advance allocation, unlike special funds, which have a pre-established purpose. It is broken down into 1) revenues from state sources that include taxpayers such as income contributions, sales and use taxes (VAT), taxes, licenses, non-contributory revenues, including traditional and electronic lotteries and miscellaneous income, and 2) collections from external sources such as: customs duties and federal taxes on rum shipments, which the Government of the United States returns to the Government of Puerto Rico.

It consists of multiple interactive control panels that enable the analysis and visualization of the most relevant financial indicators of the retail banking industry in Puerto Rico. For ease of use and portability, the end user can obtain access at any time and free of cost to the reports available in PDF and Excel. The information provided is obtained through the official databases of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Statistical information is presented through historical series or quarterly and annual observations. Among the main retail commercial banks analyzed are: Banco Popular de Puerto Rico, FirstBank Puerto Rico, Banco Santander Puerto Rico, Oriental Bank and Scotiabank de Puerto Rico.

They consist of 14 annexes where the following information is provided: analysis of statistical information, financial trends, state of affairs, distribution of deposits and loans, interest rates on deposits and loans, delinquency, loan origination, financial evaluation classification, financial indicators, total assets, number of partners and employees. Most of the statistics are presented in a consolidated and segregated form by asset group.

It contains statistics on gross income, deductions, net income subject to normal contributions, and tax liability of Taxable Corporations, as reported on the Income Tax Form. These data are obtained annually from the Technology and Information Technology Area of the Department of Finance for a specific period, which means that they may vary due to the continuity of the process of audits and amendments to the forms.

It contains monthly statistics of people who register at hotels endorsed by the Tourism Company. It includes the number of people who register by type of registrant (residents, non-residents), by type of hotel (Tourist Hotel, Commercial Hotel, Paradores), by region (Metropolitan, West (Porta del Sol), East Central, South (Porta Caribe), North Central), by number of rooms in the hotel, as well as the occupancy percentage of hotel rooms, the number of room nights sold and available, and the average length of stay. In addition, it includes several tables that show the average room rates (Average Room Rate) by region and by number of rooms in the hotel.

Tables that show the flow of passengers and cruise trips distributed between base-port cruises and those in transit.

It presents data on the Lifeline Program - total benefits by company, by jurisdiction, total subscribers (per year), subscriber growth (per year) and net subscriber gain (per month).

Statistics on exports and imports of merchandise and goods (not services) by geographical region and by type of product.

It presents the number of motor vehicles registered with the Department of Transportation and Public Works, by category of vehicles (private, public, taxis, trailers, motorbikes, etc.) for each of the 78 municipalities of Puerto Rico.

Monthly time series on the number of flights, air passengers and the weight of cargo transported to and from airports in Puerto Rico. To prepare them, data published by the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), specifically the Air Carrier Statistics, Form 41 Traffic, T-100 Segment, All Carriers. The series include breakdowns by airline and airport, among others.

Includes gasoline consumption in Puerto Rico

Compendium of statistics on the Construction Industry in 18 tables and 6 tables of growth rates. Among the tables are: the value of construction activity, the number of building permits and other indicators related to the construction industry.

It presents statistics on the extractions and the average monthly production of each of the AAA's filtration plants or wells.

It presents statistics on discharges from AAA sanitary plants in millions of gallons per day, as well as statistics on the type of treatment performed in sanitary plants.

It contains consumption, basic income, income from fuel adjustments and energy purchases, the cent per kilowatt, base hour and total for each of the Electric Power Authority (EEA) service classes. The data are presented for the month, fiscal year and twelve months and are compared with the previous two years and the projection made in the previous year.

List of construction permit applications submitted to the OGPE through the Integrated Permit System (SIP). Variables such as case number, type of procedure, Project Type, filing date, cadastre number, address, municipality, OGPE region, case status, award status, award date, geographical coordinates, project name, public/private, rural/urban, project owner, and estimated cost are included.

The mall census is based on information provided by mall managers and store owners operating within shopping malls.

Using tables, the amount of dairy, poultry and slaughterhouse production in 2010 to 2012 is identified. It includes aggregated information on the amount, extent and value of land dedicated to farms or agricultural activities

It presents the estimated net income and gross product by fiscal year. It includes all five of Puerto Rico's social accounts.

A matrix of purchase-sale transactions between all sectors of the economy, which occurs during the production process of a given fiscal year.

Report that describes the effort, quantity and species of recreational fishing. The information is collected through surveys carried out in fishing tournaments.

The report presents a profile of those confined who were in correctional institutions in the country. It includes information such as gender, age, education, employment, sentence, recidivism, crime, etc.

The Puerto Rico Economic Summary Journal presents a compendium of the main economic indicators, both for Puerto Rico, the United States and the international context, with their respective analyses, graphs and tables.

It includes statistics in tables and graphs provided by: 1) Special Investigations Negotiated: number of issues before its consideration, which can be converted into investigations. The investigations received and concluded, the persons accused and the charges filed are compared. It includes cases related to organized crime and drugs, public integrity and violation of civil rights, including the disappearance of children and protection of victims and witnesses, among others. 2) Office of the Attorney General: movement of cases on appeal in different forums. In civil cases, the forums may be: Circuit Court of Appeals, Supreme Court of Puerto Rico, Federal Circuit Court of Boston, and Supreme Court of the United States. In criminal cases, the forums are the Circuit Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico. Each one compares the number of cases received, those completed and whether they were won, lost or not filed. The Attorney General's report also contains cases referred to for the professional conduct of lawyers. Determinations can range from files, suspensions and even challenges. 3) Assistant Advisory Secretariat: opinions, proposals and legislative projects that are evaluated and commented on by the Department of Justice. In addition, it compares the number of requests for legal representation of officials sued in the exercise of their functions under Act No. 9. 4) Office of Monopolistic Affairs: data related to the movement of cases and complaints of possible monopolistic practices and violations of the closure law, as well as inquiries about the location of gas stations.

The report collects the average daily population of juvenile offenders in institutions, broken down by center and status.

It includes statistics in tables and graphs provided by: 1) the Office of the Attorney General for Juvenile Affairs: data disaggregated into 13 districts on the movement of cases and charges in the stages of criminal prosecution of minors (Movement of Investigations, Movement of Misdemeanors for Determination of Probable Cause, and Movement of Misdemeanors submitted to Adjunctive Hearing). The report presents breakdowns of the minors found incurred (guilty) in misdemeanors (crimes), by type of misdemeanor, age and sex. It also provides information on the number of minors in diversion programs. 2) Family Relations Offices: data on investigations for cases of maintenance and the establishment or modification of alimony, court appearances related to those cases, movement of ex-parte (non-contentious) and civil (adoption, declaration of incapacity, appointment of guardian, declaration of heirs, deprivation or waiver of parental authority, etc.), and movement of cases of child abuse.

Lawsuits

It includes information on cash flow and the distribution of assets from the Asset Allocation Retirement System for teachers. It also provides information on the loans granted and the distribution of the loan portfolio. In addition, it includes information on active and retired participants, as well as a profile of the new pensions approved each month (amount, expenditure, average pension).

It contains the movement of documents in the Land Registry by class (property documents, federal and state garnishments, judgments, plans, certifications, and others), and the number of documents filed in the 29 sections that make up the Registry during the year, broken down by status (Registered, Expired, Retired and Pending). In addition, it includes the amount of rights accrued as a result of the submitted documents. It presents an analysis of trends over the past 10 years. The report contains tables and graphs.

It includes monthly data from the regional Administrative Investigations divisions on the total number of administrative complaints received, pending, investigated and terminated, as well as determinations of disciplinary actions. Some of this information can be obtained by request at a higher frequency.

This information is provided upon request via email.

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The report provides data on the movement of cases and charges in the 3 stages of the criminal process (Movement of Investigations, Movement of Preliminary Trial and Preliminary Hearing, and Movement of Indictments in the Superior Court) in the 13 district attorney's offices and 3 specialized divisions. The report provides breakdowns for certain crimes.

It presents statistics on the number of calls received, the number of incidents processed (both emergencies and non-emergencies), and the number of telephone transfers made to response agencies, during a fiscal year.

A series of tables containing the number of protection orders requested and issued in Puerto Rico, broken down by Judicial Region.

The report is divided into eight parts representing each of the divisions. Cases occur mostly in which the Government or its officials are sued, both in the state and in the federal forums, and in which the Government or its officials act as plaintiffs, these being cases of expropriation. All the information on the cases received and completed is detailed with their monetary amounts, favorable judgments, unfavorable judgments and those traded. The report also includes the collections that the Litigation Secretariat has been able to generate in cases of Criminal Bonds and Tax Matters. Tables and graphs are included.

The report contains the number of requests for administrative remedies filed, in process, resolved and dismissed. It also contains a breakdown of the main causes for which members of the correctional population make their claims.

It includes information about the abused referrals, the destination of these referrals, the victims of abuse (on the basis), their managers and the perpetrators. This profile provides statistics that allow us to identify the main risk factors for child abuse, which in turn serve for the development of public policy and new alliances and prevention commitments between all sectors of the country. This publication was made in collaboration with the Department of the Family.

It provides statistical information on the victims and perpetrators of domestic violence murders in Puerto Rico (age, sex, victim-perpetrator relationship, children, time of separation); characteristics of the murder (place of occurrence, weapon used, day, month and time of occurrence, municipality and police area) and characteristics of the situation of abuse (current order of protection, previous incidents of domestic violence reported to the authorities, knowledge of family members and friends about the situation of abuse, who called the authorities, previous threats). A brief description of the events is provided.

A series of tables containing the number of incidents of domestic violence, as reported to the Puerto Rico Police. It is broken down by gender and age group of victims and offenders, crime committed, place and area of occurrence, weapon used and incidents by Police Area.

The report shows the amount of monthly income and expenses that occur in correctional institutions by reason and institution.

The statistical report presents the results of the survey conducted in public schools to a sample of students between 9th and 12th grade for the reference year, broken down by grade and by gender. Statistics are included on the following topics: a) personal safety of students, b) behaviors related to violence (including intimate partner violence, 'bullying' and 'cyberbullying'), c) suicide feelings and attempts, d) smoking cigarettes, e) drinking alcoholic beverages, f) marijuana use, g) use of other drugs, h) sexual behavior, i) body weight, j) nutrition, k) physical activity, l) other health topics you have been taught at school, m) folic acid and n) other demographic characteristics.

It presents statistics on crime in Puerto Rico, in accordance with the Uniform Crime Reports (UCR) statistical model of the National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS). It includes the number of complaints filed for the seven crimes, classified as type I:

1) Crimes of Violence (Murders and Homicides, Violations by Force, Robbery, Aggravated Assault).

2) Property crimes (Escalations, Illegal Appropriations, Car Theft).

The data are presented by regions, districts or districts, municipalities, surveillance sectors and by months.

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The statistical report provides a description of the violation committed by a citizen and the number of violations per period.

It presents statistics on several topics related to the Yauco municipal government, including recycling, emergency management, protective orders, medical emergencies, and school enrollment.

The report shows the number of members of the correctional population evaded monthly from correctional institutions or programs.

Type 1 Crime Report is carried out in coordination with the State Police

It presents statistics on deaths that occurred in road accidents. It includes breakdowns by month, day of the week, region, municipality, highway patrol units, age, gender, type of victims (Driver, Pedestrian, Passenger, Motorcyclist, Cyclist and Rider), time of the accident, and in some cases by calendar day. All accidents reported by the Bureau of Highway, Highway and Urban Train Patrol are included, even if they have not been reported through a complaint.

It is collected thanks to the collaboration of organizations that support the homeless population and the government. The results are released through a PDF report that contains statistics on the place of the interview, municipality, gender, country of origin, age, children, victims of domestic violence, participation in the armed forces, educational outreach, sources of income, certain health conditions, etc.

This report calculated the prevalence at birth for the period 2004-2008, 2007-2008 or only for the year 2008, of all congenital defects included in the Department of Health's Congenital Defects Surveillance and Prevention System, according to the year in which the defect was included. For those defects that have been monitored since 2003 or earlier, their trend was also graphed, based on annual prevalence at birth, from the year in which it was included to 2008. Then, the incidence rate for the period 2004-2009 was calculated for all the conditions monitored by Neonatal Metabolic Screening. Its trend was also graphed based on the annual incidence, from the year in which it was included to 2009.

Series of tables containing stalking data, by gender of the victim, as reported to the Puerto Rico Police.

A series of tables containing the number of cases submitted for discrimination, for reasons, to the Anti-Discrimination Unit of the Department of Labor and Human Resources. It also includes the number of complaints filed for sexual harassment, based on the sex of the complainant.

The report includes a series of tables with statistics on the number of reported cases of sexually transmitted diseases, broken down by disease (Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Primary and Secondary Syphilis, Early Latent Syphilis, Late Latent Syphilis, Genital Herpes, Genital Warts, and Trichomonas Vaginalis), by gender, age group, year of report, and Department of Health region.

Se presentan datos agregados geográficamente para todo Puerto Rico y por las regiones de salud. Los datos se presentan en números absolutos, calculados en por cientos y en tasas. Se incluyen tablas con las siguientes variables socio demográficas: profesionales registrados, profesionales activos, sexo, grupo de edad, estado civil, región y municipio de residencia, región y municipio de trabajo, sector principal de trabajo, institución o lugar de trabajo y tipo de actividad que desempeña, estado de empleo, tipo de licencia, especialidad año de graduación, país de graduación y grado obtenido.

Several tables are presented with statistics on the number of cases diagnosed in Puerto Rico up to the reference date for cases of HIV only, for cases of AIDS only and for cases of HIV and AIDS. It includes breakdowns by age group, gender, diagnostic status, race, category of transmission, and by year of diagnosis. It not only presents statistics on the number of diagnosed cases, but also the number of deaths from this health condition. In addition, some maps are presented that show the distribution of cases by region of the Department of Health.

The content of the document includes:

• Sampling carried out in 2020 on 369 components by the Aqueducts and Sewers Authority.

• The results obtained vary from <0.010 — 2.51 mg/L.

• This parameter is analyzed every 3 years so that the next round of sampling will be in 2023.

It includes statistics on the number of suspected and confirmed cases of the dengue virus, chikungunya and Zika. It includes information on confirmed cases by municipality.

It provides the prevalence of several health conditions in the population aged 18 and over, such as diabetes, asthma, heart disease, myocardial infarction, cholesterol; statistics on behavioral risk factors, such as fruit consumption, physical activity, tobacco use, weight, access to health services and health plans; and other demographic variables, such as age, sex, education and race. The data is collected through a telephone household survey.

The statistical data includes identified cases and prevalence (x 10,000 live births) in children born in Puerto Rico with a diagnosis of Prader-Willi Syndrome.

The Plan of Action for the Prevention of Obesity in Puerto Rico articulates the guidelines, rationale and key areas of action aimed at stopping the progression of obesity in Puerto Rico.

Static report updated daily on tests carried out for COVID-19.

It statistically describes the provision of health services offered to the confined during the 2013-2014 fiscal year. Health services are offered to the inmate from the moment they enter the Correctional System. After being placed in living areas, the confined can access outpatient health services, including general medicine services, internal medicine for chronic conditions, dental and mental health services. Another model was the psychiatric evaluation and treatment service through the telepsychiatry system. On the other hand, considering the need to address the health problems caused by the withdrawal to the use of addictive substances faced by many of those confined during their admission to the system, CHSC implemented the concept of outpatient detoxification that offers this service through three units located in the Correctional Complexes of Bayamón, Guerrero and Ponce.

This report presents several health indicators for the condition of asthma as part of the strategies of the Puerto Rico Asthma Project, of the Department of Health.

Employer Accident Report.

Annual report on the activities of the Food and Nutrition Commission

The data includes total cases and prevalence (x 10,000 live births) in children born in Puerto Rico with a diagnosis of Down Syndrome since 2001-2021. Including by karyotype, suspicion or clinical.

This report covers the entire Emergency Room service, in laboratory areas, X-rays, Prescription, and others.

Observe the census in the Emergency Room, Vaccination, Laboratory, X-ray, Social Work, Medical Emergencies, Health Certificate and Employee Clinic areas.