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Human Resources
Jauja, January 6, 2023.
SEEN: Memorandum No. 1715-2022-GRJ/DIRESA/RSJA/DE;
CONSIDERING:
Through Report No. 053-2022-GRJ/DIRESA/RSJA/UESA dated November

29, 2022, the head of the Epidemiology Unit of the Jauja Health Network,
presents the Health Situational Analysis of the “Domingo Olavegoya" Jauja
Hospital , and requests the issuance of the resolution act of approval;
That, paragraphs I and II of the Preliminary Title of Law No. 26842,

General Health Law and amendments provide that health is an
indispensable condition of human development and a fundamental means
to achieve individual and collective well-being, as well as that the protection
of Health is of public interest. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the State
to regulate, monitor and promote it;
That, according to Ministerial Resolution No. 801-2012/MINSA, NTS No.

099- MINSA/DGE.V.01 “Technical Health Standard that establishes the
Process for the Development and Evaluation of the Health Situation
Analysis in the National and Regional levels, whose purpose is to regulate
the process of development and evaluation of the Health Situation Analysis
that is carried out at the national level and of the Health Directorates
(DISAS), Regional Health Directorates (DIRESAS) or Regional Health
Managements (GERESAS), throughout the country;
That, through Ministerial Resolution No. 168-2015/MINSA, the Technical

Document “Guidelines for the Surveillance, Prevention and Control of
Infections Associated with Health Care (IAAS) in health establishments
was approved, through compliance with guidelines on surveillance,
prevention and control of these events, with the objective of establishing
guidelines that guide the development of interventions aimed at preventing
and controlling infections associated with health care, in the country's
health facilities;
That, Ministerial Resolution No. 439-2015/MINSA, approves the technical

document Methodology for the Situational Analysis of Local Health, this
being a document that establishes the procedure that allows knowing and
analyzing the health process, group illness, communities or populations,
identify their determining factors and evaluate the degree to which health
services respond to the needs of the population, in order to identify or
diagnose priority health problems and needs;
That the preparation of the Hospital Health Situation Analysis (ASISHO) is

the joint obligation of the heads of Services, Units and Offices, which is a
technical document used as a management tool for decision making;
Likewise, it is an analytical and synthetic process that allows us to
characterize, measure, and explain the health-disease profile of a
population, as well as the determinants of its health problems. The ASIS
are based on the study of the interaction of living conditions and health-
disease processes in a population, in a geographic-political unit;
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That, Ministerial Resolution No. 826-2021/MINSA, approved the
Standard for the Preparation of Regulatory Documents of the Ministry
of Health, with the specific objectives of establishing the application of
standardized, transparent and explicit stages for the issuance of
Regulatory Documents of the Ministry of Health. Ministry of Health; as
well as, provide the bodies that propose the regulation of the Ministry
of Health with a tool that facilitates the development of their regulatory
functions;
Thus, the head of the Epidemiology Unit of the Jauja Health Network
has prepared the Health Situational Analysis of the "Domingo
Olavegoya" Jauja Hospital, taking into account the preventive,
recuperative and health rehabilitation actions carried out by this
Nosocomio, in order to evaluate its capacity to resolve the health
problems of the population and make decisions for the continuous
specialization of our services according to current changes;
In accordance with the provisions of the TUO of Law No. 27444 Law
of General Administrative Procedure, approved by Supreme Decree No.
004-2019-JUS, Law No. 27815 Law of the Code of Ethics of the Public
Service, Law No. 27867, modified by Law No. 27902 , Organic Law of
Regional Governments and Regional Executive Resolution No. 019-2005-
GR-v. JUNIN/PR., which delegates powers and attributions over personnel
actions;
¡i Being arranged by the Executive Director, with the approvals of the head
of the Human Resources Management Office and the head of the Legal
Advisory Unit of the Jauja Health Network;
IT IS RESOLVED:
Article First.- APPROVE the Technical Document: HEALTH SITUATIONAL

ANALYSIS OF THE “DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA” HOSPITAL JAUJA, Executing
Unit: 403 Salud Jauja, Document: 450 Regional Government of Junín,
corresponding to the fiscal year 2022, which consists of two hundred
and seven ( 207) pages and which form an integral part of this
resolution.---------
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Second Article - PROVIDE for the head of the Epidemiology Unit the
dissemination of the aforementioned document.-----------------------------
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Third Article - NOTIFY this resolution to the corresponding authorities

for information and other purposes.
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Register, Communicate and Archive,
ISARI
Head ofATANACIO
the Human
Resources Management Office
JUNIN REGIONAL GOVERNMENT
JUNIN REGIONAL HEALTH DIRECTORATE JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK
HEALTH SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS

HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
2022
ELABORATED:
BY THE UNIT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, PREVENTION AND
CONTROL OF DISEASES.
JAUJA, 2022
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HEALTH SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA – 2022
EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT, DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL.
ADDRESS OF THE JAUJA HEALTH

NETWORK
Dr. LOURDES ANALIA AYALA DIAZ
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Lic. FLOWER OF PILAR LÁZARO CERRON

HEAD OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGY, PREVENTION AND UNIT
DISEASE CONTROL
BACH. ELIDA MISARI ATANASIO.

HEAD OF THE HUMAN RESOURCES UNIT.
LIC.ADM. ISABEL NUÑEZ CONTRERAS.

HEAD OF THE PLANNING, BUDGET AND UNIT
MODERNIZATION
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ING. IVAN DAVID SEGURA CANCHAYA
HEAD OF THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UNIT.
PRODUCED BY:
UNIT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF

DISEASES.
LIC. FLOWER OF PILAR LAZARO CERRON
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PRESENTATION
The Preparation of the ASISHO is a joint obligation of all heads of services,

units and Offices, which is a technical document used as a management
tool for decision making.
The analysis of the health situation is an analytical and synthetic process
that allows us to characterize, measure and explain the health-disease
profile of a population, as well as the determinants of its health problems.
The ASIS are based on the study of the interaction of living conditions and
health-disease processes in a population, in a geographic-political unit.
To try to know and understand what health problems persist in the
community, and the associated causes, we must know the epidemiological
profile, that is, analyze the structure of morbidity and mortality of the
population under study, secondly, what are the factors risk for the different
diseases to which they are exposed.
For this reason we are taking as a point of analysis the ten First causes of
morbidity and mortality in Emergency, Hospitalization and Outpatient
Consultation, compared to the previous year, by age groups and sex.
The analysis of the health situation is a strategic analysis and includes:
1. Analysis of health conditioning factors (social factors demographic
economic)
2. Analysis of morbidity - mortality (demand)
3. Analysis of the offer of Health Services
The ASIS is an instrument for the health government that allows the
identification of the main health problems of a population, including their
conditioning and determining factors, allowing prioritization.
This Document takes into account the preventive, recuperative and health
rehabilitation actions carried out by this Hospital in order to evaluate its
capacity to resolve the health problems of the population and make
decisions for the continued specialization of our services according to
cyclical changes.
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INDEX
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GRAPHICS
1. POPULATION PYRAMID OF THE REFERENCE AREA BY SEX AND

AGE GROUP OF THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL, JAUJA
HEALTH NETWORK 2021
2. POPULATION PYRAMID OF THE CARE FIELD OF THE DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL. 2021.
3. URBAN AND RURAL POPULATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL 2021.
4. NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS, BY YEARS / MONTHS OF THE
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL 2019 – 2021.
5. NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS, ACCORDING TO SEX OF THE
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL 2019 – 2021
6. NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS, BY MONTHS OF THE DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL 2019 – 2021
7. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021
8. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ACCORDING TO SEX, HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 – 2021
9. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE GROUPS,
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021.
10. PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED BY SERVICES,
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021
11. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO
DEPARTMENT OF ORIGIN AT THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
HOSPITAL – 2019 – 2021.
12. NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS AT THE
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL 2019 – 2021.
13. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ACCORDING TO
DISCHARGE CONDITION, HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA –
2019 – 2021
CONDITION OF CARE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA – 2019 –
2021.
15. NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ACCORDING TO SEX ICU
SERVICE - HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021
16. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, BY AGE GROUPS -
ICU SERVICE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL –
2019 – 2021
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN, ICU SERVICE, HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021.
18. NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS ICU
SERVICE, HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021
DISCHARGE CONDITION ICU SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021
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CONDITION OF CARE, UVI SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
21. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY SEX
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 –
2021
22. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE GROUPS
2021
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN PSYCHIATRY SERVICE HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021.
24. NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS
2021.
DISCHARGE CONDITION PSYCHIATRY SERVICE HOSPITAL
CONDITION OF CARE PSYCHIATRY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
27. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY SEX HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA MEDICINE SERVICE 2019 – 2021
28. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED BY AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA MEDICINE SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN MEDICINE SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
30. NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA MEDICINE SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
DISCHARGE CONDITION HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
MEDICINE SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
CONDITION OF CARE, MEDICINE SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
SEX HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA SURGERY SERVICE 2019
– 2021.
34. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE GROUPS
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA SURGERY SERVICE 2019 –
2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
SURGERY SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
36. NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA SURGERY SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
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DISCHARGE CONDITION HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA

CONDITION OF CARE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
SEX OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
2019 – 2021.
40. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED BY AGE GROUPS
OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 –
2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL
OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 –
2021.
DISCHARGE CONDITION OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL
CONDITION OF CARE OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
SEX GYNECOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
2019 – 2021.
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 –
2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN GYNECOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 –
2021.
DISCHARGE CONDITION GYNECOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL
CONDITION OF CARE OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA PEDIATRICS SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
52. PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED BY AGE GROUPS PEDIATRICS
SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN PEDIATRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
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PEDIATRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 –
2021.
DISCHARGE CONDITION PEDIATRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL
CONDITION OF CARE, PEDIATRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA PEDIATRICS SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019
– 2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019
– 2021.
DISCHARGE CONDITION NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL
CONDITION OF CARE - NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL
63. PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY
ACCORDING TO AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
2019 – 2021.
64. PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS CATERED IN EMERGENCY
ACCORDING TO SEX DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL 2019 –
2021.
65. PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS CATERED IN EMERGENCY
ACCORDING TO DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL SERVICES
2019 – 2021.
66. NUMBER OF EMERGENCY CARE FOR MONTHS
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 - 2021.
ACCORDING TO DESTINATION OF REASON FOR ATTENTION
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021.
ACCORDING TO DISCHARGE DESTINATION HOSPITAL DOMINGO
ACCORDING TO TYPE OF PATIENT HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021
ACCORDING TO DISCHARGE DESTINATION HOSPITAL DOMINGO
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71. PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN THE COVID AREA HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA (MARCH 2020 – OCTOBER 2022).
72. PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN THE COVID AREA ACCORDING TO
SEX HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA (MARCH 2020 – OCTOBER
2022)
LIFE STAGES HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA (MARCH 2020 –
OCTOBER 2022).
74. PATIENTS DECEASED IN COVID AREA/YEARS HOSPITAL
75. PATIENTS DECEASED IN COVID AREA/YEARS / SEX HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA (MARCH 2020 - OCTOBER
2022).
76. DECEASED PATIENTS IN COVID AREA/YEARS / MONTHS
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL (MARCH 2020 - OCTOBER
2022).
77. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL SUNDAY HOSPITAL
OLAVEGOYA YEAR 2020.
78. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL SUNDAY HOSPITAL
OLAVEGOYA YEAR 2021.
79. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL – MALE SEX
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL YEAR 2020.
80. GENERAL MORBIDITY PARETO – FEMALE SEX HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA YEAR 2020.
81. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL – MALE SEX
82. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL – FEMALE SEX
83. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL 0 – 11 YEARSHOSPITAL
SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA YEAR 2020.
84. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL 0 – 11 YEARSHOSPITAL
85. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL 12 – 17 YEARS HOSPITAL
86. PARETO OF MORBIDITY GENERAL 12 – 17 YEARS HOSPITAL
87. PARETO MORBIDITY OF 18 – 29 YEARS HOSPITAL SUNDAY
OLAVEGOYA 2020.
88. PARETO MORBIDITY OF 18 – 29 YEARS OLD HOSPITAL
DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2021.
89. PARETO MORBIDITY OF 30 - 59 YEARS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2020
90. PARETO MORBIDITY OF 30 - 59 YEARS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2021
91. PARETO MORBIDITY OF 60 TO + YEARS
HOSPITAL SUNDAY
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0
OLAVEGOYA 2020.
92. PARETO MORBIDITY OF 60 TO + YEARS
HOSPITAL SUNDAY
OLAVEGOYA 2021
93. FIRST TEN CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021
94. FIRST TEN CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY MEDICINE
SERVICE - HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021
95. FIRST CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY. – PSYCHIATRY
SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021
96. TOP TEN CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY. – UVI SERVICE
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021
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97.
OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
98. TOP TEN CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY – HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA GYNECOLOGY SERVICE 2021.
99. FIRST TEN CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
100. FIRST TEN CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY –
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA MEDICINE SERVICE 2021.
101. TEN FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY -
HOSPITAL SURGERY SERVICE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
TRAUMATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
2021.
PEDIATRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA OPHTHALMOLOGY SERVICE
2021.
107. FIRST TEN CAUSES OF MORTALITY JAUJA PROVINCE 2021
108. FIRST TEN CAUSES OF MORTALITY IN JAUJA DISTRICT 2021
109. FIRST TEN CAUSES OF MORTALITY HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2021
110. PERCENTAGE OF MORTALITY DUE TO SERVICES AT THE
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA HOSPITAL 2021
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111. AFFILIATIONS BY AGE AND SEX GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO

OLAVEGOYA 2021.
112. SIS BENEFITS BY TYPE OF PROFESSIONAL HOSPITAL
113. CARE BY TELE – HEALTH JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK 2021
114. MENTAL HEALTH SCREENING, JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK 2021.
115. NUMBER OF REFERENCES / MONTHS DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
HOSPITAL YEAR 2021.
116. TOP TEN REFERENCE PLACES HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2021
117. TOP TEN PLACES REFERRED TO BY HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2021
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LIST OF PICTURES
1. REFERENCE POPULATION OF THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA

HOSPITAL.
2. POPULATION AND REGISTERED AND PROJECTED GROWTH
RATE IN PERU.
3. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISTRICTS THAT HAVE THE
GREATEST DEMAND AT THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
HOSPITAL 2021.
4. NUMBER OF CARE PER MONTHS AT THE DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA HOSPITAL 2019 – 2021.
5. NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS PER MONTHS, ACCORDING TO SEX
IN THE
6. CARE AT THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL IN
JAUJA BY AGE GROUPS GENERAL DEMAND 2019 – 2021.
7. NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS PER MONTHS, ACCORDING TO AGE
AND SEX HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021.
8. NUMBER OF CARE BY HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA LIFE
STAGES 2019 – 2021.
9. NUMBER OF CARE PER HEALTH PROVIDER HOSPITAL
10. NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS, BY HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA SERVICES 2019 – 2021.
11. NUMBER OF CARE PER HEALTH PROFESSIONAL HOSPITAL
12. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY LIFE STAGES HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
13. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE GROUPS / SEX HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
14. NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PER SERVICES AT THE DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA HOSPITAL 2019 – 2021.
15. NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PER SERVICES/SEX HOSPITAL
16. NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF ORIGIN AT THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
HOSPITAL IN JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
17. NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO
PROVINCES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUNIN HOSPITAL
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DISTRICTS OF THE PROVINCE OF JAUJA HOSPITAL DOMINGO
DISTRICTS OF THE PROVINCE OF YAULI HOSPITAL DOMINGO
20. DISCHARGE CONDITION OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA OF JAUJA
2019 – 2021.
21. CONDITION OF CARE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS HOSPITAL
22. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE ICU SERVICE HOSPITAL
23. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE/SEX GROUPS ICU SERVICE
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN UVI SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 -2021.
25. DISCHARGE CONDITION OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ICU
SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 –
2021.
26. CONDITION OF CARE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ICU
2021.
27. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
28. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE/SEX GROUPS PSYCHIATRY
2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN PSYCHIATRY SERVICE HOSPITAL
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
31. CONDITION OF CARE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
32. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA MEDICINE SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
33. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE/SEX GROUPS MEDICINE
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2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN MEDICINE SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 – 2021
MEDICINE SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021
36. CONDITION OF CARE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS MEDICINE
2021
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA SURGERY SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
38. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE/SEX GROUPS SURGERY
2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN SURGERY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
SURGERY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
41. CONDITION OF CARE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS SURGERY
2021.
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA OBSTETRICS SERVICE 2019 – 2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL
OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
46. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN GYNECOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
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5
JAUJA 2019 – 2021

GYNECOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
50. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE PEDIATRICS SERVICE
51. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE/SEX GROUPS PEDIATRICS
2021.
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN PEDIATRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL
PEDIATRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
54. CONDITION OF CARE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS PEDIATRICS
2021.
55. HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
JAUJA 2019 – 2021.
59. PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO AGE
GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 –
2021.
60. PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO SEX
61. PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA HOSPITAL CARE SERVICES
2019 – 2021.
62. PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO REASON
FOR CARE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 –
2021.
DISCHARGE DESTINATION DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
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HOSPITAL 2019 – 2021.
64. PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO TYPE OF
PATIENT DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA HOSPITAL 2019 –
2021.
DISCHARGE CONDITION HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2019 – 2021
HOSPITAL CARE PRIORITY DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 -2021.
LIFE STAGES/SEX HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
(MARCH 2020 – OCTOBER 2022).
68. PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN THE COVID AREA HOSPITAL
69. DECEASED PATIENTS IN COVID AREA ACCORDING TO LIFE
STAGES/SEX HOSPITAL DOMINGO OAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
(MARCH 2020 – OCTOBER 2022).
70. DECEASED PATIENTS IN THE COVID AREA HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA (MARCH 2020 – OCTOBER 2022).
71. PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN COVID AREA/YEARS/MONTHS
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA HOSPITAL (MARCH 2020 –
OCTOBER 2022).
CASE CLASSIFICATION HOSPITAL DOMINGO OALVEGOYA DE
JAUJA (MARCH 2020 – OCTOBER 2022).
TYPE OF INSURANCE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA (MARCH 2020 – OCTOBER 2022).
74. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY GENERAL HOSPITAL
75. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY GENERAL HOSPITAL
76. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY BY STAGES OF LIFE
77. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY BY STAGES OF LIFE
78. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY, MALE SEX
79. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY SEX FEMALE
80. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY SEX FEMALE
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA YEAR 2021
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81. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY HOSPITALITY

ACCORDING TO
DAMAGES 0 – 11 YEARS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
2020.
ACCORDING TO
2021.
ACCORDING TO
2020.
ACCORDING TO
2021.
ACCORDING TO
2020.
ACCORDING TO
2021.
ACCORDING TO
2020.
ACCORDING TO
2021.
ACCORDING TO
DAMAGES 60 – + YEARS DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL
2020.
ACCORDING TO
DAMAGES 60 – + YEARS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
2021.
91. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2021.
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92. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION
/AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
2021.
93. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION –
MEDICINE SERVICE / BY AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2021.
94. FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION –
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE / BY AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
UVI SERVICE / BY AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
SURGERY SERVICE / BY AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
JAUJA 2021.
PEDIATRICS SERVICE / BY AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OBSTETRICS SERVICE / AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE / AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
101. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY
102. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY/
STAGES OF LIFE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
2021.
103. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY – HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA MEDICINE SERVICE 2021.
104. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY – SURGERY
SERVICE / AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2021.
105. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY –
TRAUMATOLOGY SERVICE / AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
PEDIATRICS SERVICE / AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
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SERVICE OBSTETRICS/HOSPITAL AGE GROUPS
SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2021.
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE / AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
109. FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY –
OPHTHALMOLOGY SERVICE / AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2021.
110. SURVEILLANCE OF INFECTIONS IN THE NEONATOLOGY
2021.
111. SURVEILLANCE OF PERIPHERAL VENOUS CATHETER
INFECTIONS IN THE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE BY MONTHS OF
NEONATES < 1500GR HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2020 – 2021.
112. SURVEILLANCE OF INFECTIONS BY PERIPHERAL VENOUS
CATHTER IN THE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE BY MONTHS OF
NEONATES 1501 – 2500 GR. SUNDAY HOSPITAL
113. SURVEILLANCE OF INFECTIONS BY PERIPHERAL VENOUS
CATHTER IN THE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE BY MONTHS OF
NEONATES > 2500 GR. HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2020 – 2021.
114. IN-HOSPITAL INFECTION RATE IN THE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
BY MONTHS OF NEONATES 1501 – 2500 GR. HOSPITAL
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2020 -2021.
115. SURVEILLANCE OF CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER INFECTIONS
IN THE ICU SERVICE. HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE
JAUJA 2020 – 2021.
116. RATE OF IN-HOSPITAL INFECTIONS IN THE ICU SERVICE 2020 -
2021.
117. SURVEILLANCE OF INFECTIONS BY PERMANENT URINARY
CATHETER IN THE MEDICINE SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
118. IN-HOSPITAL INFECTION RATE IN THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
DE JAUJA HOSPITAL MEDICINE SERVICE 2020 – 2021.
119. SURVEILLANCE OF THE INFECTIONS BY
CATHETER URINARY
PERMANENT IN SERVICE SURGERY HOSPITAL
SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2020 – 2021.
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120. SURVEILLANCE OF CHOLECYSTECTOMY INFECTIONS IN THE
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA SURGERY
SERVICE 2020 – 2021.
121. SURVEILLANCE OF INFECTIONS DUE TO INGUINAL
HERNIOPLASTY IN THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
HOSPITAL SURGERY SERVICE 2020 – 2021.
122. IN-HOSPITAL INFECTION RATE IN THE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA SURGERY SERVICE 2020 – 2021.
123. SURVEILLANCE OF VAGINAL DELIVERY ENDOMETRITIS IN THE
OBSTETRICS-GYNECO SERVICE. HOSPITAL DOMINGO
124. SURVEILLANCE OF ENDOMETRITIS IN DELIVERY BY CESAREA
IN THE OBSTETRICS-GYNECO SERVICE. HOSPITAL DOMINGO
125. INTRAHOSPITAL SURVEILLANCE RATE IN THE GYNECO –
OBSTETRICS SERVICE. HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEOGYA DE
JAUJA 2020 – 2021.
126. SURVEILLANCE OF SHARP PUNCH ACCIDENTS AT THE
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA HOSPITAL 2020 – 2021.
127. FIRST CAUSES OF MORTALITY IN THE PROVINCE OF JAUJA
2021.
128. FIRST CAUSES OF MORTALITY IN THE DISTRICT OF JAUJA 2021.
129. FIRST CAUSES OF MORTALITY AT THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
HOSPITAL 2021.
130. MORTALITY BY SERVICES AT THE HOSPITAL SUNDAY
131. MORTALITY BY SERVICES / AGE GROUPS IN THE
132. CAUSES OF MORTALITY MEDICINE SERVICE HOSPITAL
133. CAUSES OF MORTALITY UVI SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
134. CAUSES OF MORTALITY PEDIATRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL
135. CAUSES OF MORTALITY SURGERY SERVICE HOSPITAL
136. AVAILABILITY OF HOSPITAL BEDS JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK
2021.
137. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS MEDICINE SERVICE HOSPITAL
138. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS SURGERY SERVICE HOSPITAL
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139. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS PEDIATRICS SERVICE

HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
140. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
141. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS OBSTETRICS SERVICE
142. INDICATORS OF HOSPITALIZATION SERVICE OF
PSYCHIATRY HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
143. INDICATORS OF HOSPITALIZATION SERVICE OF
NEONATOLOGY HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
144. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS INTENSIVE SURVEILLANCE
SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021.
145. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA 2021.
146. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS / HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA SERVICES 2021.
147. HUMAN RESOURCES HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA. JAUJA
HEALTH NETWORK 2022.
148. AFFILIATES ACCORDING TO TYPE OF INSURANCE
HOSPITAL SUNDAY
OLAVEGOYA JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK 2021.
149. AFFILIATES ACCORDING TO AGE RANGE
HOSPITAL SUNDAY
OLAVEGOYA 2021.
150. PREVENTIVE BENEFITS SUNDAY HOSPITAL
151. BENEFITS PREVENTIVES / HOSPITAL MONTHS
SUNDAY
152. BENEFITS PREVENTIVES / STAGES OF LIFE HOSPITAL
SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK 2021.
153. RECOVERY BENEFITS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA JAUJA
HEALTH NETWORK 2021.
154. RECOVERY BENEFITS / MONTHS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
155. RECOVERY BENEFITS / LIFE STAGES HOSPITAL DOMINGO
156. REASON FOR REFERENCES HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
YEAR 2021.
157. PLACES OF REFERENCE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
YEAR 2021.
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ANALYSIS OF THE HOSPITAL HEALTH SITUATION
SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
YEAR 2022
HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE HOSPITAL

The “Domingo Olavegoya” Hospital in Jauja has its origins back in the
1900s, when the ravages caused by the fearsome illness of the white
plague or tuberculosis were alarming (25% total mortality) and the hospitals
of Lima were collapsed with the care of tuberculosis patients. This
enormous lethality was due to the indifference with which the progressive
growth of such a deadly disease had been viewed. During these years, a
commission was formed with the purpose of building a sanatorium,
preceded by the National University of San Marcos and made up of doctors
Dulanto M., Odiozola E., Avendaño L. and Engineer Torres. In 1903, by
Supreme Resolution, the UNMSM was authorized to reimburse 80,000
Peruvian pounds of gold for the construction of the sanatorium. On
February 22, 1905, a report was submitted indicating the possibility of the
sanatorium being built in Jauja or Tamborique. On March 12, 1906, the
commission in charge definitively determined the construction of the
sanatorium in Jauja and with the legacy of the philanthropist Don Domingo.
Olavegoya Iriarte, a wealthy character from Lima's high society, who after a
painful and fruitless pilgrimage to the best specialists of the time,
experienced the joy of seeing his beloved daughter cured of the terrible
disease of tuberculosis. The donation consisted of an amount of 10,000
Peruvian pounds of gold. In 1918 contracts were made for the construction
of the sanatorium.
On September 21, 1921, the so-called Hospital Board, through Inspector
Mr. Michael Fort, announced that the name of the establishment would be
Domingo Olavegoya Hospital and not Sanatorium, with a view to greater
institutional projection.
The inauguration of the "Olavegoya" Hospital did not take place, the idea of
inaugurating it was postponed on many occasions, for multiple reasons,
such as the difficulty of traveling due to work and occupation of Mr.
Inspector Michael Fort, also the difficulty of the central railway, for the
interruptions caused by the landslides and the urgency of delivering to the
service of suffering humanity.
Michael Fort verbally informed the Reverend Mother Superior that in a
board session it was agreed that the opening date of the establishment for
public service would be January 5, 1922, beginning the administrative work
with the application of the Admission Regulations, Forms and Background.
The story goes that the patients coming from Lima were previously
examined by the Director of the "BYRON" office, Dr. Corvetto, who granted
a certificate, endorsed by the Inspector Mr. Michael Fort, and the patients
coming from Jauja received a medical examination to enter the hospital.
sanatorium, the same ones that were endorsed by the Reverend Mother
Superior. The fame of the "Olavegoya" Hospital grew and its prestige
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surpassed the country's borders and by then it was known worldwide. The
influx of national and foreign patients led to the creation of new pavilions.
On July 16, 1923, the first registered nurse Felicita Cernaqué entered as a
patient and at the same time as contracted staff. The first foreign patient
was the Minister Chargé d'Affaires of China who was admitted in March
1923. Famous patients who developed in military life, national politics,
ministers, directors of the Police Forces were hospitalized; writers,
scientists, members of royal families, among others.
According to the existing written versions, it is deduced that the first
administrators were religious and Dr. Augusto de las Casas is considered
the first director to perform the functions of Chief Medical Officer, followed
by Dr. Bardales and Don Demetrio Olavegoya (Member of the Public
Beneficence de Lima, who in a letter dated April 19, 1926, sent to Jauja
stated that the arrival of a Doctor from Switzerland to occupy the
Directorate would be arranged). The following Directors were Dr. Aronbal,
Dr. Klinge, Dr. José García Frías, a medical scientist specialized in
Germany, and Dr. Raúl Guerra Cuevas, with studies and specialization in
France, a clinical follower of the French Medical School .
The history of the "Domingo Olavegoya" Hospital was diminishing with the
appearance of chemotherapy, consequently the support of the Public
Charity of Lima and Callao was decreasing. And this is how in 1961 on
November 15 with RS It is transferred to the Ministry of Public Health and
Social Assistance, in compliance with the health policy that ordered the
integration of health services. In 1964 the work of the nuns of charity came
to an end, leaving the work in the hands of professionals and health
assistants.
In the 60s the hospital's actions were reoriented to the tasks of a general
hospital. In the 1980s, the hospital became a regional reference center for
mental health and psychiatry care, with Dr. Petronio Izaguirre as director
and Dr. Nelson Ninamango as head of the Department of Psychiatry.
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Currently, the “Domingo Olavegoya” Hospital has health and administrative
sciences professionals, many of them with specialties, master's degrees
and doctorates. Management has begun a stage of changes based on the
skills acquired in training that has been carried out inside and outside the
institution, with a view to continuing to raise the quality of care provided to
the target population made up of the two provinces of Jauja and Yauli
Oroya.
The history is pending regarding the directors from 1987 to 2008, in the
administrative management of the “Domingo Olavegoya” Hospital of Dr.
Francisco Rodríguez Rodríguez, Dr. Grimaldo Barrios, Dr. Carlos Daniel
Huaringa Santisteban, Dr. Jorge Fidel Capcha Espinoza, Dr. Manuel Adrian
Acosta, Dr. Pedro Misael Martínez Alfaro. Dr. Rosario Landa Galarza, Dr.
Pedro Misael Martinez Alfaro, Dr. Coco Raúl Contreras Cordova, Dr.-
Alfonso Mejia Mendoza, Dr. Fabio Alva Maldonado and finally currently Dr.
José Grande Avalos
NURSE
On July 16, 1923, the first registered nurse Felícita Cernaqué entered as a
patient and at the same time as contracted staff.
FIRST FOREIGN PATIENT

In March 1923, the Minister Chargé d'Affaires of China entered.
EXPANSION OF LAND
In the letter of April 19, 1926, the purchase of subsequent adjacent land
was consulted, the price was discussed and the purchase was
recommended for 2 to 3 cents per square meter, land purchased by the
Anti-Tuberculosis League (Psychiatry cultivation land).
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FAMOUS PATIENTS
Through the hospital life of this hospital there were famous patients who
developed in military life, National Politics, Ministers, Directors of the
Auxiliary Police Forces; in the field of Letters, Sciences, Commerce and
Banking, Princes or members of Foreign Royal Families, as well as
Beautiful Women of Limeña Society and various departments, this inspired
many Poets, Literators to discuss the Hospital " Olavegoya” better known
worldwide as SANATORIO OLAVEGOYA at that time, however its original
name was changed from HOSPITAL OLAVEGOYA.
POOR CHRIST
Parallel to the growth of the Olavegoya Hospital, the Sisters of Charity of
“San Vicente de Raúl” deserve special recognition from the Catholic People
because they, with the example of Sr. Martha, Sister Luisa and other
distinguished nuns imposed discipline, good manners, hygiene, charity and
respect on patients and people. Unfortunately, for reasons unknown to me,
in 1964 they retired, ordered by their religious community, leaving a great
void in our hospital. The Cristo Pobre chapel was inaugurated in 1922, with
the President of the Republic Don Augusto B as godfather. Leguía.
YO. ANALYSIS OF HEALTH DETERMINANTS.
1. GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS
1.1. GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION:

REGION JUNIN
PROVINCE DISTRICT JUNIN
DEPARTMENT JAUJA
The Domingo Olavegoya JAUJA
Hospital is located in Jr.
San Martin No. 1153
BOUNDARIES:
North : Crop land
South : Jr. San Martín block 11
West : Firefighter company
East : San Vicente de Paul School.
2. STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS:
The Domingo Olavegoya Hospital has a large infrastructure with
large green areas and the services consist of a single floor. They
have an area of 92,460.00m2 and a perimeter of 1360.00 ml
The distribution of the rooms is as follows, starting from the main
door:
On the front there are two entrances, the one on the right side is
for vehicular access and is a 5 m wide door. As wide as a fence,
the door located on the left is smaller and has a step which is used
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by health personnel, patients and family members.
Next to the vehicular access door is the Pharmacy service. With an
infrastructure made of noble material. In the back of the pharmacy
approximately 30 m. There is a water tank of old construction that
is currently inoperative, and to the side is the generating set that is
turned on within 15 minutes after the electricity has been cut off,
and to the sides of these are rooms that They are enabled for
garage.
Entering to the left side are the residence environments, for the
director of the Hospital and then, the residence for the doctors and
interns of Medina with two-story noble material infrastructure.
Approximately 30 m from the entrance door in the central part we
find the areas of the emergency and observation services, the
special care unit, and the waiting room, all with infrastructure of
noble material equipped and in good condition. In the back left part
there is an ultrasound service, and to the side there is a
Tuberculosis control strategy module. Adjacent to this is the
environmental sanitation area.
A few meters forward is a U-shaped structure where the services
of: Hospital Management, economics and accounting, X-rays,
Surgical Center and Laboratory are located. In the back, about 21
m away, we find the theater environment, an old and very spacious
building. Adjacent to this room is the kitchen, followed by the dining
room, sewing area, training, social service and electricity.
On the left side there is a pavilion with environments where the
services of: Statistics, triage, Admission, Topic, Cash, External
offices and health strategies operate.
The administrative offices of SIS, Planning, Personnel
Administration, Logistics and Medicine Warehouse operate in the
continuous pavilion.
10 m in the same direction is the chapel, Nursing Headquarters,
Food Strategy and Healthy Nutrition.
And on the side is the Supply, Maintenance and carpentry area.
Next we find the storage area, and at 8.80 m is the warehouse for
disused equipment, the Garden crib. And pharmacy warehouse.
The entire back part up to the limit is considered a cultivation and
reproduction area, which is fenced and to the left side is the
Morgue environment and an area as a sports field.
2.1. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
The Domingo Olavegoya Hospital in Jauja is a category II-1,
teaching hospital and is a reference center for two Provinces.
The organic structure is:
First organizational level body
Senior Management Body:

Made up of the General Management, headed by a General
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Director, who is the highest ranking official in the Hospital, whose

requirements and functions are established in the Organization
and Functions Manual.
Second Organizational Level Body
Advisory Bodies:
a) Planning, budget and Modernization Unit:

Responsible for conducting the processes related to the
Administrative Systems of Strategic Planning, Public Budget,
Modernization of Public Management and Public Investment,
contributing to the achievement of the objectives at the Domingo
Olavegoya – Jauja Hospital in accordance with the provisions of
current regulations.
b) Epidemiology, disease prevention and control unit.

Organic advisory unit in charge of public health surveillance,
analysis of the hospital health situation and epidemiological
research
Health Situation Analysis and Epidemiological research applied
as part of the prevention and control of risks and diseases,
especially nosocomial diseases, implementing and keeping the
Institutional Health Situation room updated, permanently
evaluating the epidemiological Situation and the indicators of the
supply and demand trends for services.
c) Health Unit:
Responsible: for directing, promoting and evaluating the
application of health standards and care guides for the protection,
recovery and rehabilitation of people's health; diagnose the health
situation to design intervention strategies in terms of prevention
and health protection, enforce strategic interventions in Public
Health in terms of Prevention of Non-Communicable, Rare and
Orphan Diseases, Immunizations, oral health, control of
metaxenic diseases and Zoonoses, prevention and control of
HIV-AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases and hepatitis, prevention
and control of tuberculosis, oncological diseases; Mental health;
Prevention and Control of Disability; Health of Indigenous
Peoples; Sexual and Reproductive Health; as well as those
corresponding to Life Stages. Responsible for articulating and
generating mechanisms to promote health interventions and
management in the territory. It is responsible for promoting health
education; as well as the promotion and organization of citizen
participation for the development of healthy behaviors and
environments in the population with approaches to human rights,
gender and interculturality in health at all stages of life. It is also
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responsible for promoting intersectoral relationships for the
management of the social determinants of health, responsible: in
the technical, regulatory, surveillance, supervision and control
aspects of environmental health, physical, chemical and biological
risk factors external to the person, as well as the food safety of
foods intended for human consumption, industrially produced
from national or foreign production, with the exception of fish and
aquaculture foods, as well as granting, recognizing rights,
certifications, issuing technical opinions, authorizations, permits
and records within the framework of its powers and in charge of:
strategic planning to develop the components, processes and
sub-processes of the National Disaster Risk Management Policy
and conduct its implementation at the level of the Hospital
Management.
Support Bodies
a) Administration Unit
It is the support body that depends on the Management,
responsible for managing the Supply, Treasury and
Accounting Systems, for the proper functioning of the Hospital
and ensuring the improvement of the administrative
processes under its responsibility.
b) Human Resources Management Unit.
It is the support body that depends on the Management,
responsible for managing the employment, performance,
compensation and performance of the personnel who work at
the Hospital. Likewise, it promotes the well-being and
development of people, as well as managing the labor
relations of the human resources assigned at the institutional
level.
c) Information Technology Unit.
It is the organic support unit that depends on the Directorate,
responsible for implementing electronic government; plan,
implement and manage the Hospital's information systems;
manage statistical health information; carry out innovation
and technological development, as well as support and
telecommunications. He is responsible for designing,
developing and improving information platforms at the
hospital level.
d) Health benefits and insurance unit.
Implement the sector policy, standards, guidelines, strategies
and projects regarding health insurance at the Hospital level;
as well as monitor and evaluate their results.
Establish the priorities and health results of the Hospital, in
terms of health insurance, as well as the guidelines for the
efficient and appropriate use of intangible public funds
intended for matters directly or indirectly related to the
provision of benefits included in the insurance framework.
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health.
e) General services and maintenance unit.
Responsible for supporting infrastructure conservation
services, conservation of basic facilities and special facilities,
maintenance of health technologies with emphasis on
biomedical and electromechanical equipment and asepsis
services, security, maintenance, transportation and the
necessary general services
Third Organizational Level

Line Organs
1 .- Outpatient consultation and hospitalization service
It is the organic line unit in charge of achieving the
coordination and control of patient care in Outpatient
Consultation and Hospitalization and the administration of
clinical files.
2 .- Medicine Service
Provide comprehensive medical care regarding the treatment
of patients through clinical means with the coordinated
participation of the competent bodies.
3 .- Surgery and Anesthesiology Service
It is the organic line unit in charge of providing care to patients
with surgical procedures, as well as anesthesia and analgesia
care to patients in the preoperative, intraoperative and
postoperative stages, emergency procedures, cardiovascular
resuscitation and gas therapy; as well as the organization and
operation of the Surgical Center and the recovery units.
4 .- Pediatric Service
It is the organic line unit in charge of providing comprehensive
care to pediatric patients, in their bio-psycho-social, family
and community context, protecting, recovering and
rehabilitating their health.
5 .- Gynecology-obstetrics service
It is the organic line unit in charge of comprehensive care of
gynecological-obstetric pathology during the reproductive,
pre-conception, conception and post-conception cycle, as well
as diseases of the woman's reproductive system.
6 .- Dentistry-stomatology service.
Provide comprehensive oral health care, with the coordinated
participation of the competent bodies.
Promote health, prevent risks and damages, protect and
recover health and rehabilitate the capacities of patients with
odontostomatological pathology within the scope of their
competence and with projection to the family and the
community, through early diagnosis and timely treatment.
7 .- Psychiatry Service
It is the organic line Unit in charge of providing
comprehensive care to patients with mental disorders,
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alcoholism, drug addicts and others, establishing a
comprehensive therapy system for the patient and family.
8 .- Nursing service.
It is the organic line unit in charge of executing nursing
actions and procedures that ensure comprehensive and
individualized care of the patient according to their degree of
dependency, diagnosis and medical treatment, projecting its
actions to the family and the community.
9 .- Emergency and critical care service.
It is the organic line unit in charge of performing emergency
medical-surgical and critical care treatment, permanently
providing timely health care to all people whose life and/or
health is at serious risk or severely altered.
10 .- Diagnostic support service.
It is the organic line unit in charge of providing specialized
technical help through the use of ionizing, non-ionizing and
other radiation, the execution of procedures and analytical
tests on body fluids and secretions for the diagnosis,
treatment and prevention of diseases, cytological
examinations, histopathological and necropsies.
11 .-Treatment support service.
It is the organic line unit in charge of providing comprehensive
nutritional health care to the patient, studying the social
factors that favor and/or interfere with the patient's health and
the efficient and adequate supply of medications and
products, intended for recovery and conservation of the
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health of patients according to medical prescription.
STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION CHART OF THE SUPPORT HOSPITAL

“SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA” – JAUJA
3. ACCESSIBILITY.
The Domingo Olavegoya Hospital has Jr. San Martin as the main access road
that is bidirectional and can be continually affected by vehicular traffic.
4. AREA OF INFLUENCE
The Domingo Olavegoya Hospital is a Level II-1 Hospital Center, with added level
II-2 services (Tomography, Intensive Care Unit), which cares for patients from all
the Districts of the Jauja Province, Yauli Oroya Province and other provinces.
region of.
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With 24-hour emergency and hospital care hours and 12-hour emergency clinic
hours.
5. DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS.
DESCRIPTION OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL SCOPE OF THE DOMINGO

OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL.
TABLE N° 1
REFERENCE POPULATION OF HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA.
2021
TOTAL 0 - 11 12 - 17 18 - 29 30 - 59 60 - +
POPULATION YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS
RED JAUJA 122758 23894 13138 24214 44900 16612

JAUJA PROVINCE 85075 16972 8949 16602 30640 11912
YAULI PROVINCE 37683 6922 4189 7612 14260 4700
HOSPITAL DOMINGO 20347 4159 2070 3921 7327 2870
OLAVEGOYA
SOURCE: INEI
EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT PROCESSING
GRAPH #1
POPULATION PYRAMID OF THE REFERENCE AREA
BY SEX AND AGE GROUP OF HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA
2021
80 to + 1408 1453
75-79 1266 1307
70-74 1719 1774
65-69 2074 2141
60-64 2400 2478
55-59 2750 2839
50-54 3370
3264
45-49 3650
3535
40-44 4048
3921
35-39 4585
4440
30-34 4976
4820
25-29 4730
4581
20-24 4324
4187
15-19 4783
4633
10-14
5-9 5701 5887
0-4 5131 5298
4385 4527
8000 6000 4000 2000 0 2000 4000 6000 8000
IPRESS
TOTAL 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80 to +
RED JAUJA
TOTAL 122,385 8,912 10,429 11,588 9,416 8,511 9,311 9,796 9,025 7,969 7,185 6,634 5,589 4,878 4,215 3,493 2,573 2,861
Male 60,213 4385 5131 5701 4633 4187 4581 4820 4440 3921 3535 3264 2750 2400 2074 1719 1266 1408
Female 62,172 4527 5298 5887 4783 4324 4730 4976 4585 4048 3650 3370 2839 2478 2141 1774 1307 1453
SOURCE: INEI
GRAPH #2
POPULATION PYRAMID OF THE AREA OF CARE OF THE
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2021
80 to + 173 178
75-79 134 138
70-74 212 219
65-69 259 268
60-64 318 329
55-59 381 393
50-54 403 416
45-49 452 466
40-44 488 504
35-39 517 534
30-34 585
605
25-29
551 568
20-24
547 565
15-19
627 647
10-14
631 652
5-9
601 621
0-4
634 655
IPRESS
TOTAL 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80 to +
JAUJA
TOTAL 15,271 1,289 1,222 1,283 1,274 1,112 1,119 1,190 1,051 992 918 819 774 647 527 431 272 351
Male 7,513 634 601 631 627 547 551 585 517 488 452 403 381 318 259 212 134 173
Female 7,758 655 621 652 647 565 568 605 534 504 466 416 393 329 268 219 138 178
800 600 400 200 0 200 400 600 800
SOURCE: INEI
The population pyramid of the geographic area of reference, belonging to the Jauja
Health Network, and the population pyramid of the Jauja District, which is the
assigned area of responsibility to be served by the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital,
are considered, showing a relatively narrow base and widened in the groups under
19 years of age, which indicates that we have a clearly young population.
6. URBAN AND RURAL POPULATION .
GRAPH #3
URBAN AND RURAL POPULATION IN THE AREA OF CARE
FROM THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL.
2021
SOURCE:
INEI
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TABLE N° 2
POPULATION AND REGISTERED AND PROJECTED GROWTH RATE IN PERU.
(IN THOUSANDS OF INHABITANTS)
SOURCE: INEI PERU: POPULATION ESTIMATES AND PROJECTIONS 1950 – 2050. EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
PROCESSING
7. ALTITUDE, LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE .

The Province of Jauja is located at 3390 meters above sea level and the Province
of Yauli at 3745 meters above sea level. Within the Jauja Health Network, the
district with the highest altitude is the District of Morococha 4,550 meters above
sea level. (Yauli Province), and the district with the lowest altitude is the
Muquiyauyo District 3,242 meters above sea level (Yauli Province).
The latitude and longitude of Jauja is south latitude 11º46'27'' and its west
longitude is 75º29'39''.
The latitude and longitude of Yauli is south latitude 11º31'03'' and its west
longitude is 75º53'58''.
8. TERRITORIAL SURFACE.
The Domingo Olavegoya Hospital serves the population of the Jauja Health
Network.
The Jauja Health Network has an area of 6424.33 km2, which corresponds to
16.67% (Department. of Junín: 44,197.23 Km2.) of the territory of the Department
of Junín.
The surface of the Province of Jauja is 3,749.10 km2, which corresponds to
8.48% of the territory of the Department of Junín.
The District of Canchayllo is the one with the largest area, 974.69 km2, and the
one with the smallest area is the District of Sausa, with 4.50 km2.
The surface of the Province of Yauli (Oroya) is 3,617.35 km2, which corresponds
to 8.18% of the territory of the Department of Junín.
The Province of Yauli (Oroya) is divided into 10 districts, with the district having
the largest area Marcapomacocha with 888.56 km2, and Santa Rosa de Sacco
101.09 km2 with a smaller area.
The Jauja Health Network with the largest area is the District of Canchayllo
974.69 Km2 and Santa Rosa de Sacco 101.09 Km2 with the smallest area.
11. ANALYSIS OF HEALTH CONDITIONING FACTORS
11.1 . PROFILE OF THE ORIGIN OF PATIENTS WHO COME TO THE

DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL – JAUJA.
The Domingo Olavegoya de Jauja hospital provides care to patients by
specialties according to age groups and is the reference center for the 8 Micro
networks that involve the Jauja province and the Yauli La Oroya province.
Cases like; fractures, burns, complicated respiratory infections, degenerative
diseases and patients requiring special management in maternity and
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pediatrics. In the same way to those who require surgical practice .

Patients with psychological disorders who are admitted to psychiatry come to
this service from different areas of Peru, Huánuco, Oxapampa, Huancayo,
Huancavelica, etc. And many of them are indigent, staying in this hospital for
life.
Every new patient who requests care at the Institution arrives at triage to be
evaluated and sent to the corresponding service.
11.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE CHARACTERISTICS

SOCIODEMOGRAPHICS OF THE MAIN REFERENCE POPULATIONS
THAT ATTEND THE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA – JAUJA.
A summary table is presented showing the percentage that each district

contributes to the volume of care, and the main characteristics of each of
them.
TABLE NO. 3
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISTRICTS THAT HAVE
INCREASED DEMAND AT THE HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
2021
% GEOGRAPHICAL
DISTRICT POPULATION EDUCATION SOCIOECONOMIC
ATTENTIONS ENVIRONMENT
POPULATION
ALTITUDE 3390masl POVERTY QUINTILE III
DENSITY 1597 INHAB.
PER Km2.
SEASONAL
TEMPERATURE 1% RURAL 5% OF POPULATION
BETWEEN 10 – POPULATION WITHOUT WATER.
20ºC.
6% OF
<1YEAR 228
58.64% JAUJA ILLITERATE
CHILDREN 1 – 4 10% OF POPULATION
WOMEN.
YEARS 1030 WITHOUT SEWAGE /
GEOGRAPHICAL CHILDREN LATRINE.
ACCIDENTS, 6% OF THE
TORRENTIAL POPULATION
MALNUTRITION RATE
RAINS, HAIL. WITHOUT
OF CHILDREN AGED
HUMAN
6 – 9 YEARS 22%
DEVELOPMENT INDEX
0.6239
10.06 % YAUYOS ALTITUDE 3410 DENSITY 9 OF QUINTILE OF
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masl POPULATION 473 ILLITERATE POVERTY II
INHAB, PER Km2, WOMEN.
SEASONAL 7% RURAL 3% OF POPULATION
TEMPERATURE POPULATION WITHOUT WATER.
<1YEAR 132
CHILDREN 16% OF POPULATION
1 – 4 YEARS 643 WITHOUT SEWAGE /
CHILDREN LATRINE.
GEOGRAPHICAL 6% OF THE
ACCIDENTS POPULATION
MALNUTRITION RATE
WITHOUT
OF CHILDREN AGED
HUMAN
6 – 9 YEARS 40%
DEVELOPMENT INDEX
0.6017
ALTITUDE 3467 POPULATION
meters above sea DENSITY 81 POVERTY QUINTILE I
level INHABITANTS, PER
SEASONAL 45% RURAL
88% OF POPULATION
TEMPERATURE POPULATION
WITHOUT WATER.
<1YEAR 92 CHILDREN
1 – 4 YEARS 336 61% OF POPULATION
CHILDREN WITHOUT SEWAGE /
3.69 % ACOLA 179 PREGNANT LATRINE.
PEOPLE 16% OF THE
POPULATION
GEOGRAPHICAL
WITHOUT
ACCIDENTS
MALNUTRITION RATE HUMAN
OF CHILDREN AGED DEVELOPMENT INDEX
6 – 9 YEARS 50% 0.5827
16% OF WOMEN HUMAN
ILLITERATES. DEVELOPMENT INDEX
0.6352
POVERTY
meters above sea DENSITY 678
QUINTILE II
SEASONAL 0% RURAL 9% OF POPULATION
TEMPERATURE POPULATION WITHOUT WATER.
<1YEAR 47 CHILDREN
1 – 4 YEARS 250 19% OF POPULATION
2.95% SAUSA CHILDREN WITHOUT SEWAGE /
89 PREGNANT LATRINE.
GEOGRAPHICAL 18% OF THE
ACCIDENTS POPULATION
MALNUTRITION RATE
WITHOUT
OF CHILDREN AGED
HUMAN
4 – 9 YEARS 48%
DEVELOPMENT INDEX
0.5734
POVERTY
meters above sea DENSITY 678
QUINTILE II
SEASONAL 68% RURAL
36% OF POPULATION
TEMPERATURE POPULATION
WITHOUT WATER.
<1YEAR 47 CHILDREN 30% OF THE
1 – 4 YEARS 148 13% OF WOMEN POPULATION
1.93% ORCHARDS
CHILDREN ILLITERATES. WITHOUT SEWAGE /
GEOGRAPHICAL 115 PREGNANT LATRINE.
ACCIDENTS PEOPLE 22% OF THE
OVERFLOW OF POPULATION
MALNUTRITION RATE
RIVERS WITHOUT
OF CHILDREN AGED
HUMAN
4 – 9 YEARS 38%
DEVELOPMENT INDEX
0.5861
SOURCE: UEI-HEALTH NETWORK – FONCODES PROCESSED EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
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2.3. DEMAND PROFILE.

The demand profile of those treated at the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital in
outpatient care is shown .
GRAPH Nº 4
NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS PER YEARS/MONTHS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA
2019 – 2021
SOURCE: UEI-JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK PROCESSED EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
From 2019 to 2020, there was a decrease in the number of services at the
Domingo Olavegoya Hospital by 37.6%, due to the start of the pandemic in the
month of March. Having to improve the number of services through Telehealth,
increasing considerably by 2022, starting in July.
TABLE NO. 4
NUMBER OF CARE PER MONTHS IN THE HOSPITAL
2019- 2021
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YEARS
MONTHS
2019 2020 2021
JANUARY 16025 17087 11772
FEBRUARY 17171 17883 11786
MARCH 15573 13437 14833
APRIL 20376 1593 15431
MAY 17249 4545 19595
JUNE 16652 7513 16019
JULY 23199 9975 21993
AUGUST 19003 10623 21977
SEPTEMBER 19209 16255 27391
OCTOBER 23608 12642 27024
NOVEMBER 20240 14804 35236
DECEMBER 19500 15785 27818
TOTAL 227805 142142 250875
SOURCE: UEI-JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK PROCESSED EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
GRAPH NO. 5
NUMBER OF CARE, ACCORDING TO SEX IN THE HOSPITAL
SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021

SOURCE: UEI-HEALTH NETWORK
In 2021, 58 of every 100 patients treated at the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital

are female, with only 41.9% being male.
GRAPH Nº 6
NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS, BY HOSPITAL MONTHS
SUNDAY OLAVEGOYA
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PROCESSING: EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
TABLE NO. 5
NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS PER MONTHS, ACCORDING TO SEX IN
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
MONTHS F M F M F M
JANUARY 9277 6677 11131 5865 6967 4783
FEBRUARY 10279 6838 11255 6486 6807 4935
MARCH 8782 6716 7113 6262 8113 6681
APRIL 11963 8316 1015 558 9205 6190
MAY 9734 6780 3002 1509 11142 8442
JUNE 13806 9298 4407 3065 9107 6888
JULY 11798 7118 5933 3997 12601 9375
AUGUST 11389 6914 6135 4447 13189 8726
SEPTEMBER 12026 7059 10091 6132 15989 11371
OCTOBER 13262 10182 7842 4752 15386 11569
NOVEMBER 12856 7271 9286 5479 20564 14646
DECEMBER 11083 8320 8960 6759 16483 11304
TOTAL 136255 91489 86170 55311 145553 104910
TABLE Nº 6
CARE AT THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL IN
JAUJA BY AGE GROUPS
GENERAL DEMAND
2019 – 2021
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AGE ATTENTIONS
GROUPS 2019 2020 2021
< 1 YEAR 27248 20773 28710
1-5 46264 27131 35235
6-10 18702 6056 7753
11-15 22634 5753 20115
16-20 15657 8858 16662
21-25 14095 11244 17047
26-30 11923 10293 18677
31-35 11012 10847 15964
36-40 8858 8380 15685
41-45 7888 5827 13227
46-50 6645 4432 11078
51-55 7164 4562 12217
56-60 6484 3886 9341
61-65 6521 3902 8771
66-70 5861 3389 6779
71-75 3740 2447 5316
76-80 3589 1982 3719
81-85 2254 1069 2448
86-90 806 490 1064
91-95 358 117 546
96-100 42 43 109
TOTAL 227745 141481 250463
The number of care provided in the external offices of the Domingo

Olavegoya Hospital increased by 77%, compared from 2020 to 2021 .
TABLE Nº 7
NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS PER MONTHS, ACCORDING TO AGE AND
SEX
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
MONTHS F M F M F M
JANUARY 9277 6677 11131 5865 6967 4783
FEBRUARY 10279 6838 11255 6486 6807 4935
MARCH 8782 6716 7113 6262 8113 6681
APRIL 11963 8316 1015 558 9205 6190
MAY 9734 6780 3002 1509 11142 8442
JUNE 13806 9298 4407 3065 9107 6888
JULY 11798 7118 5933 3997 12601 9375
AUGUST 11389 6914 6135 4447 13189 8726
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SEPTEMBER 12026 7059 10091 6132 15989 11371

OCTOBER 13262 10182 7842 4752 15386 11569
NOVEMBER 12856 7271 9286 5479 20564 14646
DECEMBER 11083 8320 8960 6759 16483 11304
TOTAL 136255 91489 86170 55311 145553 104910
TABLE Nº 8
NUMBER OF CARE BY LIFE STAGES
2019 – 2021
STAGES OF LIFE AGE GROUPS 2019 2020 2021
0 TO 30 DAYS 5363 4964 7979

CHILD 1 TO 11 MONTHS 21485 15809 20731
1 TO 11 YEARS 45293 34569 44854
TEEN 12 TO 17 YEARS 73943 6373 26517
YOUNG 18 TO 29 YEARS 34027 26585 40138
ADULT 30 TO 59 YEARS 48418 38888 79581
ELDERLY 60 AND OLDER 24748 14293 30663
TOTAL 253277 141481 250463
The greatest number of attentions is given to the age group of 30 to 59 years,

followed by the age group of 0 to 11 years.
The number of visits is higher in women than in men in all age groups.
TABLE Nº 9
NUMBER OF CARE, PER HEALTH PROVIDER
2019 – 2021
FINANCER 2019 2020 2021
SIS 172786 97055 131012
OTHERS 27175 18941 105925
USER 28861 25989 9
ESSALUD 29 125 60
EXONERATED 60 20 9
SOAT 7 12
PNP HEALTH 3 2
GRAND TOTAL 228921 142142 237017
55.3% of care is financed by Comprehensive Health Insurance.
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TABLE Nº 10
NUMBER OF ATTENTIONS FOR SERVICES
2019 – 2021
HEALTH PROVIDER UNIT 2019 2020 2021
IMMUNIZATIONS 24232 19209 74458
NURSING 41858 28146 43836
OBSTETRICS 23737 17982 17276
NUTRITION 17970 15003 15552
PSYCHOLOGY 14713 11855 19121
REHABILITATION MEDICINE 14254 6962 14951
GENERAL ODONTOLOGY 22561 2720 4486
FAMILY PLANNING 7451 11843 9549
GENERAL MEDICINE 12714 5615 745
COMPREHENSIVE CARE OF THE ADOLESCENT 7179 1424 10093
BASIC CARE FOR NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES 10396 3811 4078
SCHOOL HEALTH 1458 5206 9018
TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL OFFICE 3274 2916 1732
PEDIATRICS 5414 1236 588
PSYCHIATRY 2336 2330 2337
OPHTHALMOLOGY 2881 592 1744
GYNECOLOGY 3723 1062 383
COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY 2224 918 275
SURGERY 1787 548 904
TRAUMATOLOGY 2059 517 591
COMPREHENSIVE CARE OF THE OLDER ADULT 1208 216 1067
GASTROENTEROLOGY 1586 794 55
ZOONOTIC DISEASES 466 498 463
MAMMOGRAPHY 1158 240
MATERNAL PERINATAL 1133
ENVIROMENTAL HEALTH 600 99 177
PSYCHOPROPHYLAXIS 576 156 60
PNEUMOLOGY 701
OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE 561
INTERNAL MEDICINE 11 461
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE 428
SURGERY IN EXTERNAL OFFICE / TOPICO 372
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 26 97 173
PROMOTION AND PREVENTION IN EMERGENCIES AND 279
DISASTERS
RHEUMATOLOGY 170
CARDIOLOGY 119
REHABILITATION 60
PSYCHOLOGICAL CARE AND MENTAL HEALTH IN EMERGENCIES 46
AND
FAMILY MEDICINE 42
UROLOGY 2
Grand Total 228921 142142 235545
The care provided by the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital is mainly provided in

the services of: immunizations, perinatal maternal, growth and development
and psychology with preventive care.
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TABLE Nº 11
NUMBER OF CARE PER PROFESSIONAL
HEALTH
2019 – 2021
PROFESSION 2019 2020 2021
NURSE (O) 68956 47793 120330
OBSTETRIST 30569 30961 38121
NURSING TECHNIQUES 21728 15967 30248
PSYCHOLOGIST 14686 11796 17094
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST 17231 7547 15160
DENTIST 22971 2739 4648
NUTRITIONIST 7205 10164 11516
GENERAL PHYSICIAN 10769 3802 2539
GENERAL SURGEON DOCTOR 5157 1509 1273
PSYCHIATRIST 2332 2330 2346
PEDIATRIC DOCTOR 4233 1039 547
OPHTHALMOLOGIST 2920 602 1792
OBSTETRA-GYNECO DOCTOR 3357 1062 391
MEDICAL OTHER SPECIALTIES 1694 1743 283
SOCIAL WORKER 675 2454
ORTHOPEDIC TRAUMATOLOGIST DOCTOR 1960 515 604
GASTROENTEROLOGIST DOCTOR 1586 799 55
PHYSICIAN PNEUMOLOGIST 1221 358 818
VET 748 685 651
ONCOLOGIST SURGEON DOCTOR 146 56 5
UROLOGY DOCTOR 2
TOTAL 219590 142142 250875
The highest percentage of care is provided by nursing professionals, followed

by obstetrics professionals.
2.4.1. HOSPITALIZED .
GRAPH Nº 7
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
2019 – 2021
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The number of hospitalized people in the different services decreased from
2019 to 2021 by 22%.
GRAPH Nº 8
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ACCORDING TO SEX HOSPITAL DOMINGO

TABLE Nº 12
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY LIFE STAGES
2019 – 2021
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2019 2020 2021

STAGES OF LIFE AGE GROUPS
No. % No. % No. %
0 to 30 days 209 5.65 293 10.21 246 10.52
Child 1 to 11 months 91 2.46 36 1.25 27 1.15
1 to 11 years 270 7.30 117 4.08 97 4.15
Teen 12 to 17 years 245 6.62 137 4.77 157 6.72
Young 18 to 29 years 1163 31.43 1027 35.77 858 36.70
Adult 30 to 59 years 1188 32.11 937 32.64 953 40.76
Elderly 60 or more years 534 14.43 324 11.29 332 14.20
TOTAL 3700 100.00 2871 100.00 2338 100.00
GRAPH Nº 9
PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED BY
AGE GROUPS
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 13
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE/SEX GROUPS
2019 – 2021
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2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE
No. % No. % No. % No. % No. % No. %
0 to 30 days 101 10.06 108 4.01 169 23.67 124 5.75 122 17.43 124 6.29
1 to 11 months 53 5.28 38 1.41 18 2.52 18 0.83 19 2.71 9 0.46
1 to 11 years 130 12.95 140 5.19 63 8.82 54 2.50 52 7.43 45 2.28
12 to 17 years 68 6.77 177 6.57 29 4.06 108 5.01 36 5.14 121 6.14
18 to 29 years 143 14.24 1020 37.83 89 12.46 938 43.49 105 15.00 753 38.20
30 to 59 years 270 26.89 918 34.05 199 27.87 738 34.21 201 28.71 752 38.15
60 or more 239 23.80 295 10.94 147 20.59 177 8.21 165 23.57 167 8.47
years
TOTAL 1004 100.00 2696 100.00 714 100.00 2157 100.00 700 100.00 1971 100.00
At the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital, according to Hospital Discharges in 2021,

2,670 patients were treated, it is worth mentioning that 73.82% are female, and
26.18% are male, where it is observed that 40.76% of the total hospital
discharges are from the group aged 30 – 59 years and with a good female
percentage, we also observe that the age group that is next in demand is 18 to
29 years old with 36.70%, this is also related to the fact that the population is
clearly young so that in this group the greatest demand for hospital care as the
third age group is the elderly with 14.20%.
The population between 18 and 29 years old, with the highest demand, is
female, for the maternity service, which is not considered as morbidity, since
childbirth care is the reason for hospital discharges.
TABLE Nº 14
NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED FOR SERVICES IN THE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
SERVICES
No. % No. % No. %
OBSTETRICS 1436 43.55 1389 43.38 1148 32.73
GENERAL SURGERY 793 24.05 542 16.93 667 19.02
GENERAL MEDICINE 574 17.41 346 10.81 301 8.58
GENERAL PEDIATRICS 426 12.92 179 5.59 137 3.91
NEONATOLOGY 217 6.58 293 9.15 262 7.47
UCE 64 1.94 43 1.34 57 1.63
GYNECOLOGY 161 4.88 73 2.28 95 2.71
PSYCHIATRY 32 0.97 6 0.19 3 0.09
TOTAL 3703 112.31 2871 89.66 2670 76.13
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TABLE Nº 15
NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED BY HOSPITAL SERVICES/SEX
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
SERVICES
FURTH FEM. TOTAL FURTH FEM. TOTAL FURTH FEM. TOTAL
OBSTETRICS ER. 1436 1436 ER. 1389 1389 ER. 1148 1148
GENERAL SURGERY 386 407 793 272 270 542 316 351 667
GENERAL MEDICINE 257 317 574 159 187 346 139 162 301
GENERAL PEDIATRICS 210 216 426 92 87 179 75 62 137
NEONATOLOGY 107 110 217 171 122 293 133 129 262
UCE 31 33 64 18 25 43 33 24 57
GYNECOLOGY 161 161 73 73 95 95
PSYCHIATRY 15 17 32 2 4 6 3 3
TOTAL 1006 2697 3703 714 2157 2871 699 1971 2670
GRAPH Nº 10
SERVICES
2019 - 2020
■ 2019 «2020 «2021
SOURCE: UEI-HEALTH NETWORK PROCESSING: EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
The service with the highest percentage of hospitalized people in the year 2019
- 2021 is the maternity service with 33 out of every 100 patients are treated in
said service, with a decrease in relation to 2021 of 10.65%, a service that
provides care to the mother and to children, being the most vulnerable group,
followed by the Surgery service with 19.02% and Medicine with 8.58%.
In Psychiatry and Gynecology services the demand is lower.
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TABLE Nº 16
NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO
DEPARTMENTS OF ORIGIN
2019 – 2021
DEPARTMENTS 2019 2020 2021
JUNIN DEPARTMENT 3589 2793 2560
LIMA DEPARTMENT 76 52 71
HUANCAVELICA DEPARTMENT 12 7 10
PASCO DEPARTMENT 5 7 16
AYACUCHO DEPARTMENT 4 2 1
HUANUCO DEPARTMENT 3 1 2
SAN MARTIN DEPARTMENT 1 2 2
ANCASH DEPARTMENT 2 1
AREQUIPA DEPARTMENT 1 1 1
CUZCO DEPARTMENT 2 1
ICA DEPARTMENT 3
FREEDOM DEPARTMENT 1 2
PROV. CONST. FROM CALLAO 1 2
LAMBAYEQUE DEPARTMENT 1 1
AMAZON DEPARTMENT 1
APURIMAC DEPARTMENT 1
CAJAMARCA DEPARTMENT 1
MOTHER OF GOD DEPARTMENT 1
PIURA DEPARTMENT 1
PUNO DEPARTMENT 1
TACNA DEPARTMENT 1
UCAYALI DEPARTMENT 1
TOTAL 3703 2871 2670
More than 96% of hospitalized patients in 2019 - 2021 are from the Department
of Junín, Provinces of Jauja and Yauli, which belong to the Jauja Health
Network, there are also patients from other departments nationwide, such as
Lima with 2.66%, followed by the Department of Huancavelica.
GRAPH NO. 11
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PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO DEPARTMENTS

OF ORIGIN
■ 2121 ■ 2020.00 ■ 2019.00

TABLE Nº 17
PROVINCES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUNIN
2019 – 2021
PROVINCES 2019 2020 2021
JAUJA 3198 2463 2255
YAULI 217 209 180
HUANCAYO 73 67 57
CONCEPTION 37 28 36
CHANCHAMAYO 23 9 8
SATIPO 12 11 4
CHUPACA 10 3 11
TARMA 14 1 5
JUNIN 5 2 4
TOTAL 3589 2793 2560
TABLE Nº 18
DISTRICTS OF THE JAUJA PROVINCE
2019 – 2021
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DISTRICTS 2019 2020 2021
JAUJA 976 717 643
YAUYOS 382 293 248
ACOLA 184 188 172
ON FOOT 146 110 118
SINCOS 120 105 88
SAUSA 123 81 82
ORCHARDS 113 66 68
SAN LORENZO 90 73 68
MUQUIYAUYO 79 69 53
THE MANTARO 76 62 47
PANCAN 52 52 50
HUAMALI 58 51 34
PARCO 64 32 39
YAULI 59 33 35
MILLS 41 39 44
PACCHA 39 42 42
FRAME 47 31 40
MASMA 47 31 40
CURICACA 35 37 38
LEONOR ORDOÑEZ 39 33 37
CANCHAYLLO 38 49 21
HUARIPAMPA 47 32 19
LLOCLLAPAMPA 39 37 20
ATAURA 36 27 29
BALE 39 27 21
MUQUI 36 23 25
POMACANCHA 35 25 24
RICRAN 30 26 28
JULCAN 38 19 25
TUNAN BRAND 32 15 22
MASMA CHICCHE 20 19 16
SAINT PETER OF 20 12 9
CHUN
JANJAILLO 16 7 10
MONOBAMBA 2
TOTAL 3198 2463 2255
TABLE Nº 19
DISTRICTS OF THE YAULI PROVINCE
2019 – 2021
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DISTRICTS 2019 2020 2021

CHACAPALPA 3 7 13
HUAY-HUAY 3 1 4
THE OROYA 151 151 120
MARCAPOMACOCHA 1 4 2
MOROCOCHA 15 13 6
PACCHA 2 1 8
SANTA ROSA DE SACCO 22 17 13
SUITUCOURT 5 9 11
YAULI 15 6 3
TOTAL 217 209 180
GRAPH Nº 12
NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS PER MONTHS
2019 – 2021

88 out of every 100 hospitalized patients are from the Province of Jauja, the
highest number of hospitalized patients in 2020 is in the month of February,
followed by the month of June, in 2021 it was in the months of September and
October.
TABLE Nº 20
DISCHARGE CONDITION OF PATIENTS
HOSPITALIZED
2019 – 2021
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DISCHARGE CONDITION 2019 2020 2021
HIGH MEDICAL 3448 2655 2445
VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION 109 95 109
DECEASED 54 67 60
LEAKED OUT 6 2 4
TRANSFERRED / REFERRED 86 52 52
TOTAL 3703 2871 2670
In 2021, 95.66% of hospitalized patients have a high discharge condition,

with a minimum of 60 discharge condition patients dying.
GRAPH Nº 13
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ACCORDING TO
DISCHARGE CONDITION
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 21
PATIENT CARE CONDITION
HOSPITALIZED
2019 – 2021
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2019 2020 2021

FINANCER
No. % No. % No. %
ESSALUD 1 0.03 6 0.21 2 0.07
OTHER 26 0.70 0.00 0.00
SIS 3173 85.69 2654 92.44 2437 91.27
SOAT 66 1.78 18 0.63 32 1.20
FAP HEALTH 1 0.03 2 0.07 0.00
PNP HEALTH 3 0.08 6 0.21 11 0.41
USER 433 11.69 185 6.44 188 7.04
TOTAL 3703 100.00 2871 100.00 2670 100.00
GRAPH Nº 14
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
ACCORDING TO CONDITION OF CARE
2019 - 2021
90.00
80.00
70.00
60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
ESSALU HEALTH SANID USER
D OTHER SIS SOAT AD FAP AD PNP IO
■ 2019 0.03 0.70 85.69 1.78 0.03 0.08 11.69
■ 2020 0.21 0.00 92.44 0.63 0.07 0.21 6.44

■ 2021 0.07 0.00 91.27 1.20 0.00 0.41 7.04
100.00
In 2021, 91 out of every 100 hospitalized patients were treated by the
Comprehensive Health Insurance, 32 patients were also treated by SOAT,
seeing a decrease of 8 percentage points in hospitalized patients compared
from 2021 to 2020.
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2.4.1.1. UVI
In the Uvi service, a total of 80 patients were hospitalized in 2021 for
different pathologies, 47.50% being female and the rest being male.

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GRAPH Nº 15
NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
ACCORDING TO SEX
ICU SERVICE - DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 22
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE
UVI SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
No. % No. % No. %
0 to 30 days 0.00 0.00 0.00
1 to 11 months 0.00 0.00 0.00
1 to 11 years 2 4.55 1 2.33 0.00
12 to 17 years 3 6.82 0.00 4 7.02
18 to 29 years 4 9.09 5 11.63 1 1.75
30 to 59 years 12 27.27 12 27.91 15 26.32
60 or more years 23 52.27 25 58.14 37 64.91
TOTAL 44 100.00 43 100.00 57 100.00
GRAPH Nº 16
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY GROUPS
OLD
UVI SERVICE
2019 - 2021
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64.91% of patients hospitalized in the CSU service are 60 or older, followed by the
age group of 30 - 59 years with 30.69%, and 1 in every 100 hospitalized patients are
between 1 and 11 years old. They are mostly male with 57.89%.
TABLE Nº 23
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
BY AGE/SEX GROUPS
UVI SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
FURTHE FEM. TOTAL FURTHE FEM. TOTAL FURTH FEM. TOTAL
0 to 30 days R. 0 R. 0 ER. 0
1 to 11 months 0 0 0
1 to 11 years 1 1 2 1 1 0
12 to 17 years 1 2 3 0 1 3 4
18 to 29 years 3 1 4 2 3 5 1 1
30 to 59 years 5 7 12 5 7 12 8 7 15
60 or more 21 22 43 10 15 25 23 14 37
years
TOTAL 31 33 64 18 25 43 33 24 57
TABLE Nº 24
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
UVI SERVICE
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 - 2021
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2019 2020 2021
PROVINCES
No. % No. % No. %
JAUJA 51 79.69 34 79.07 45 78.95
YAULI 4 6.25 4 9.30 4 7.02
LIME 3 4.69 2 4.65 0.00
SATIPO 0.00 2 4.65 1 1.75
HUANCAYO 0.00 1 2.33 3 5.26
CONCEPTION 2 3.13 0.00 0.00
CHUPACA 0.00 0.00 1 1.75
OXAPAMPA 0.00 0.00 1 1.75
TARMA 1 1.56 0.00 0.00
JUNIN 1 1.56 0.00 0.00
PASCO 1 1.56 0.00 0.00
SAN ROMAN 1 1.56 0.00 0.00
CHICLAYO 0.00 0.00 1 1.75
DANIEL ALCIDES CARRION 0.00 0.00 1 1.75
TOTAL 64 100.00 43 100.00 57 100.00
79 of every 100 patients hospitalized in the CSU service are from the Jauja Province
in 2021 and 7.02% are from the Yauli Province, having an increase of 32
percentage points compared from 2020 to 2021.
GRAPH Nº 17
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
UVI SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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GRAPH Nº 18
UVI SERVICE
2019 – 2021

It is observed that the average number of hospitalized patients in the CSU service is
almost similar in the different months of the year, having at least one patient in the
month of June and a maximum of 14 patients in the month of February 2021.
TABLE Nº 25
HOSPITALIZED
UVI SERVICE
2019 – 2020
HIGH MEDICAL 16 7 8
VOLUNTEER 2
REGISTRATION
DECEASED 33 26 39
LEAKED OUT 1
TRANSFERRED / 12 10 10
REFERREDTOTAL 64 43 57
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2019 2020 2021
DISCHARGE CONDITION
No. % No. % No. %
ALIVE 33 51.56 17 39.53 18 31.58
DECEASED 31 48.44 26 60.47 39 68.42
TOTAL 64 100.00 43 100.00 57 100.00
In 2021, 68.34% of patients hospitalized in the CSU service have deceased as a

discharge condition, increasing the percentage compared to the previous year by
50 percentage points.
GRAPH Nº 19
DISCHARGE CONDITION
UCE SERVICE
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 26
HOSPITALIZED
UVI SERVICE
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 – 2021
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2019 2020 2021

CONDITION OF CARE
No. % No. % No. %
Uninsured 14 21.88 5 11.63 10 17.54
SIS 49 76.56 36 83.72 46 80.70
ESSALUD 0.00 1 2.33 1 1.75
SOAT 1 1.56 1 2.33 0.00
TOTAL 64 100.00 43 100.00 57 100.00
GRAPH Nº 20
CONDITION OF CARE UVI SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 –
2021

In 2021, 10 out of every 100 hospitalized patients in the CSU service were treated
without any type of insurance, 80.70% were treated by the Comprehensive Health
Insurance, and no patients were treated by SOAT, seeing that the costs increased.
hospitalized cases attended by the SIS in a very considerable percentage.
2.4.1.2. PSYCHIATRY
In the Psychiatry service in 2021, 3 patients were hospitalized for different
pathologies, the total being male, with a considerable decrease in the
number of patients compared to the previous year.
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GRAPH Nº 21
SEX
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 27
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
No. % No. % No. %
12 to 17 0.00 0.00 0.00
years
18 to 29 9 28.13 2 33.33 0.00
years
30 to 59 23 71.88 1 16.67 1 33.33
years
60 or more years 0.00 3 50.00 2 66.67
TOTAL 32 100.00 6 100.00 3 100.00
GRAPH Nº 22
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED BY AGE GROUPS
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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33.33% of patients hospitalized in the Psychiatry service are between 30 and 59

years old, followed by the age group 60 and older with 66.67%, in 2021.
TABLE Nº 28
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2019 –
2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS FURTHE FEM. TOTAL FURTHE FEM. TOTAL FURTHE FEM. TOTAL
R. R. R.
12 to 17 years
18 to 29 years 5 4 9 2 2
30 to 59 years 10 13 23 1 1 1 1
60 or more years 1 2 3 2 2
TOTAL 15 17 32 2 4 6 3 0 3
TABLE Nº 29
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
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2019 2020 2021
PROVINCES
No. % No. % No. %
CHANCHAMAYO 4 12.50 0.00 0.00
CHUPACA 5 15.63 0.00 0.00
HUAMANGA 1 3.13 0.00 0.00
HUANCAVELICA 1 3.13 0.00 0.00
HUANCAYO 10 31.25 2 6.06 1 4.55
JAUJA 8 25.00 2 6.06 0.00
SATIPO 3 9.38 0.00 0.00
LIME 0.00 1 3.03 2 9.09
YAULI 0.00 1 3.03 0.00
TOTAL 32 100.00 6 18.182 3 13.636
1 patient hospitalized in the Psychiatry service is from the Province of Huancayo, 1

out of every 100 patients is from the Province of Lima, also having patients from the
Provinces of Chanchamayo, Satipo, Tarma, Concepción, Huancavelica, among
others, previously hospitalized, many of them abandoned by their families.
GRAPH Nº 23
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
HUANCAYO
JAUJA
CH UPACA
CHANCHAMAYO
2021
LIME
■ 2020
SATIPO ■ 2019
HUANCAVELICA
HUAMANGA
YAU
LI

GRAPH Nº 24
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NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS PSYCHIATRY SERVICE

2019 – 2021

It is observed that the average discharge of hospitalized patients in the Psychiatry

service is almost similar in the different months of the year, having at least zero
patients in the month in 9 months of 2021, and at most 1 patients in the month of
January. , August and October.
TABLE Nº 30
HOSPITALIZED
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
DISCHARGE
2019 2020 2021
CONDITION
HIGH MEDICAL 31 5 3
TRANSFERRED/R 1
DECEASED 1
TOTAL 32 6 3
DISCHARGE 2019 2020 2021

CONDITION No. % No. % No. %
ALIVE 32 100.00 5 83.33 3 100.00
DECEASED 0.00 1 16.67
TOTAL 32 100.00 6 100.00 3 100.00
The 100 % of patients hospitalized in the service
Psychiatry in the year 2021, the years 2019 and 2021 are discharged alive,
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except in the year 2020 when a patient died while hospitalized.
GRAPH Nº 25
DISCHARGE CONDITION
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 31
HOSPITALIZED
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
CONDITION OF 2019 2020 2021
CARE No. % No. % No. %
Uninsured 22 68.75 5 83.33 1 33.33
SIS 10 31.25 1 16.67 2 66.67
TOTAL 32 100.00 6 100.00 3 100.00
GRAPH Nº 26
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CONDITION OF CARE
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

66.67% of hospitalized patients, in the psychiatry service, were treated by

comprehensive health insurance in 2021, with 1 patients treated without any type
of insurance.
2.4.1.3. MEDICINE
In 2021, 301 patients were hospitalized in the Medicine service for
different pathologies, with 162 patients being female and 139 being male.
GRAPH Nº 27
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY SEX
MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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TABLE Nº 32
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
No. % No. % No. %
12 to 17 years 29 5.05 7 2.02 5 1.66
18 to 29 years 80 13.94 48 13.87 48 15.95
30 to 59 years 163 28.40 125 36.13 103 34.22
60 or more 302 52.61 166 47.98 145 48.17
yearsTOTAL 574 100.00 346 100.00 301 100.00
GRAPH Nº 28
MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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48.17% of patients hospitalized in the medicine service are 60 years old or older, with
within this group a patient who is 100 years old, the lowest percentage in the group of
12 to 17 years old, who are hospitalized 15 out of every 100 patients of this age
group.
TABLE Nº 33
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE/SEX GROUPS MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
FURTHE FEM. TOTAL FURTHE FEM. TOTAL FURTHE FEM. TOTAL
R. R. R.
12 to 17 years 13 16 29 3 4 7 1 4 5
18 to 29 years 39 41 80 27 21 48 21 27 48
30 to 59 years 77 86 163 59 66 125 52 51 103
60 or more 128 174 302 70 96 166 65 80 145
yearsTOTAL 257 317 574 159 187 346 139 162 301
TABLE Nº 34
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
MEDICINE SERVICE
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2019 2020 2021
PROVINCES
No. % No. % No. %
CANCHIS 0 0.00 1 0.29 0.00
CAJAMARCA 1 0.17 0.00 2 0.66
CHANCHAMAYO 2 0.35 5 1.45 3 1.00
CONCEPTION 3 0.52 4 1.16 3 1.00
COLONEL PORTILLO 1 0.17 0.00 0.00
HUANCAVELICA 2 0.35 0.00 4 1.33
HUANCAYO 12 2.09 11 3.18 4 1.33
HUANUCO 2 0.35 0.00 1 0.33
JAUJA 503 87.63 282 81.50 253 84.05
JUNIN 2 0.35 0.00 0.00
LIME 13 2.26 11 3.18 14 4.65
MANU 1 0.17 0.00 0.00
OXAPAMPA 3 0.87 0.00
PASCO 1 0.29 2 0.66
PIURA 1 0.17 0.00 0.00
SATIPO 4 0.70 3 0.87 0.00
TARMA 3 0.52 1 0.29 1 0.33
TAYACAJA 1 0.29 0.00
TRUJILLO 1 0.17 0.00 0.00
VILCAS HUAMAN 1 0.17 0.00 0.00
YAULI 22 3.83 23 6.65 14 4.65
TOTAL 574 100.00 346 100.00 301 100.00
253 patients hospitalized in the Medicine service are from the Province of Jauja, 4 out
of every 100 patients are from the Province of Yauli, also having patients from the
Provinces of Lima, Huancavelica among others.
GRAPH Nº 29
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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GRAPH Nº 30
MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021

It is observed that the average number of hospitalized patients in the Medicine

service is similar in the different months of the year, having a minimum of 21 patients
in the months of February and May, and a maximum of 39 in the month of December
2021.
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HOSPITALIZED
MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
DECEASED 17 34 18
LEAKED OUT 1 2
TOTAL 574 346 301
DISCHARGE 2019 202 2021

ALIVE 557 97.04 312 90.17 283 94.02
DECEASED 17 2.96 34 9.83 18 5.98
TOTAL 574 100.00 346 100.00 301 100.00
94.02% of patients hospitalized in the Medicine service have a live discharge

condition, followed by 6 out of every 100 patients with a deceased discharge
condition.
GRAPH Nº 31
DISCHARGE CONDITION
MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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TABLE Nº 36
HOSPITALIZED
MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
UNINSURED 97 16.90 40 11.56 25 8.31
SIS 475 82.75 305 88.15 275 91.36
SOAT 1 0.17 1 0.29 0.00
PNP HEALTH 1 0.17 0.00 1 0.33
TOTAL 574 100.00 346 100.00 301 100.00
GRAPH Nº 32
CONDITION OF CARE
MEDICINE SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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In 2021, 91.36% of hospitalized patients in the medicine service were

treated by the SIS and 8.31% were treated without any type of insurance,
increasing the percentage of hospitalized patients by the SIS by more than
10 percentage points.
2.4.1.4. SURGERY
In the Surgery service, 667 patients were hospitalized for different
pathologies, 351 patients being female and 316 being male.
GRAPH Nº 33
SEX
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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TABLE NO. 37
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
No. % No. % No. %
1 to 11 years 4 0.50 7 1.29 3 0.45
12 to 17 years 39 4.92 17 3.14 33 4.95
18 to 29 years 183 23.08 132 24.35 164 24.59
30 to 59 years 390 49.18 266 49.08 326 48.88
60 or more 180 22.70 120 22.14 141 21.14
years
TOTAL 793 100.00 542 100.00 667 100.00
GRAPH Nº 34
AGE GROUPS
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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The highest percentage with 48.88%, hospitalized in the Surgery Service, is

the group from 30 to 59 years old, followed by the group from 18 to 29 years
old with 24.59%, with a minimum of hospitalized patients under 11 years old.
TABLE Nº 38
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
FURTHE FEM TOTAL FURTHE FEM TOTAL FURTHE FEM TOTAL
R R R
1 to 11 years 1 1 3 4 7 1 2 3
12 to 17 years 21 18 39 9 8 17 17 16 33
18 to 29 years 96 87 183 60 72 132 83 81 164
30 to 59 years 178 212 390 134 132 266 140 186 326
60 or more years 90 90 180 66 54 120 75 66 141
TOTAL 386 407 793 272 270 542 316 351 667
TABLE Nº 39
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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2019 2020 2021

PROVINCES
No. % No. % No. %
AREQUIPA 1 0.13 1 0.18 1 0.15
CALLAO 0.00 1 0.18 2 0.30
CHANCHAMAYO 12 1.51 4 0.74 5 0.75
CHUPACA 2 0.25 2 0.37 6 0.90
CONCEPTION 14 1.77 5 0.92 18 2.70
HUAMANGA 1 0.13 1 0.18 1 0.15
HUANCAVELICA 2 0.25 3 0.55 2 0.30
HUANCAYO 31 3.91 37 6.83 38 5.70
HUANUCO 0.00 1 0.18 0.00
HUAROCHIRI 0.00 1 0.18 0.00
HUARAZ 1 0.13 0.00 0.00
HUARI 1 0.13 0.00 0.00
ICA 2 0.25 0.00 0.00
JAUJA 640 80.71 426 78.60 507 76.01
JUNIN 0.00 1 0.18 1 0.15
LIME 37 4.67 15 2.77 32 4.80
OXAPAMPA 1 0.13 0.00 4 0.60
PACASMAYO 0.00 1 0.18 0.00
PALLASCA 0.00 1 0.18 0.00
PASCO 2 0.25 1 0.18 2 0.30
SAN MARTIN 1 0.13 0.00 0.00
SATIPO 3 0.38 3 0.55 2 0.30
TAYACAJA 0.00 2 0.37 0.00
TOCACHE 0.00 1 0.18 1 0.15
TARMA 4 0.50 0.00 1 0.15
YAULI 37 4.67 33 6.09 43 6.45
YAUYOS 1 0.13 2 0.37 1 0.15
TOTAL 793 100.00 542 100.00 667 100.00
507 patients hospitalized in the Surgery service are from the Province of
Jauja, 6 out of every 100 patients are from the Province of Yauli, also having
patients from the Provinces of Concepción, Lima, Junín, Huánuco, among
others.
GRAPH Nº 35
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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■ 2021 ■ 2020 ■ 2019
GRAPH Nº 36
NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

It is observed that the average number of hospitalized patients in the

Surgery Service is almost similar in the different months of the year,
having a minimum of 29 patients in the month of February and a
maximum of 88 patients in the month of August.
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TABLE Nº 40
HOSPITALIZED
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
DECEASED 2 2
TOTAL 793 542 667
DISCHARGE 2019 2020 2021

ALIVE 791 99.75 542 100.00 665 99.70
DECEASED 2 0.25 0.00 2 0.30
TOTAL 793 100.00 542 100.00 667 100.00
99.7% of patients hospitalized in the Surgery service have a live discharge

condition, and 0.30 of every 100 patients have a deceased discharge
condition.
GRAPH Nº 37
DISCHARGE CONDITION
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

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TABLE Nº 41
HOSPITALIZED
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
Uninsured 164 20.68 58 10.70 80 11.99
SIS 572 72.13 470 86.72 557 83.51
ESSALUD 1 0.13 0.00 0.00
SOAT 56 7.06 14 2.58 30 4.50
TOTAL 793 100.00 542 100.00 667 100.00
GRAPH Nº 38
CONDITION OF CARE
SURGERY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

11.99% of hospitalized patients, in the Surgery service, were treated without

any type of insurance, and 83.51% are treated with SIS, decreasing the
percentage of care by SIS, with 8 out of every 100 patients being treated by
SOAT, in the year 2021.
2.4.1.5. OBSTETRICS
In the Obstetrics service, a total of
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1148 patients, for different pathologies, 100% being female, seeing a

decrease compared to the total number of care in 2020 by 17.35%.
GRAPH Nº 39
SEX
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 42
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
No. % No. % No. %
1 to 11 years 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
12 to 17 years 94 6.55 76 5.47 77 6.71
18 to 29 years 830 57.80 819 58.96 622 54.18
30 to 59 years 511 35.58 494 35.57 449 39.11
TOTAL 1436 100.00 1389 100.00 1148 100.00
GRAPH Nº 40
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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54.18% of patients hospitalized in the Obstetrics service are between 18 and

29 years old, followed by the age group of 30 - 59 years with 39.11%, and 6
out of every 100 hospitalized are adolescents between 12 and 17 years old.
TABLE Nº 43
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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2019 2020 2021

PROVINCES
No. % No. % No. %
JAUJA 1272 88.58 1233 88.77 1016 88.50
YAULI 118 8.22 116 8.35 85 7.40
CONCEPTION 13 0.91 13 0.94 12 1.05
LIME 3 0.21 11 0.79 10 0.87
HUANCAYO 8 0.56 8 0.58 7 0.61
PASCO 1 0.07 0.00 4 0.35
CHUPACA 2 0.14 0.00 3 0.26
TARMA 2 0.14 1 0.07 3 0.26
HUANCAVELICA 3 0.21 3 0.22 2 0.17
JUNIN 2 0.14 1 0.07 2 0.17
YAUYOS 1 0.07 1 0.07 2 0.17
CHANCHAMAYO 4 0.28 0.00 1 0.09
SATIPO 1 0.07 2 0.14 1 0.09
ACOBAMBA 2 0.14 0.00 0.00
HUANUCO 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
HUAROCHIRI 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
LAMBAYEQUE 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
TOTAL 1436 100.00 1389 100.00 1148 100.00
88 out of every 100 patients hospitalized in the Obstetrics service are from
the Jauja Province, 7 out of every 100 patients are from the Yauli Province,
they were also hospitalized from the Provinces of Concepción, Huancayo
among others.
GRAPH Nº 41
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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GRAPH Nº 42
NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021


Obstetrics service is almost similar in the different months of the year, having
a minimum of 67 patients in the month of February and a maximum of 139
patients in September 2021.
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TABLE Nº 44
HOSPITALIZED
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021

LEAKED OUT 3 1 2
TOTAL 1436 1389 1148
DISCHARGE 2019 2020 2021

ALIVE 1436 100.00 1389 100.00 1148 100.00
DECEASED 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
TOTAL 1436 100.00 1389 100.00 1148 100.00
Obstetrics, the condition of discharge alive is 2021.
GRAPH Nº 43
DISCHARGE CONDITION
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
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TABLE Nº 45
HOSPITALIZED
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
Uninsured 86 5.99 65 4.68 49 4.27
SIS 1346 93.73 1319 94.96 1091 95.03
ESSALUD 0.00 5 0.36 1 0.09
Other 4 0.28 0.00 7 0.61
TOTAL 1436 100.00 1389 100.00 1148 100.00
GRAPH Nº 44
CONDITION OF CARE
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
95 of every 100 hospitalized patients, in the Obstetrics service, were treated

by the Comprehensive Health Insurance, 4.27% are patients without any
type of insurance, treated in 2021.
2.4.1.6. GYNECOLOGY
In the Gynecology service, a total of 95 were hospitalized in 2021
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patients, for different pathologies, 100% being female.

GRAPH Nº 45
SEX
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 46
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
No. % No. % No. %
12 to 17 years 95 6.62 3 4.11 6 6.32
18 to 29 years 830 57.80 21 28.77 23 24.21
30 to 59 years 511 35.58 40 54.79 59 62.11
60 or more 0.00 9 12.33 7 7.37
yearsTOTAL 1436 100.00 73 100.00 95 100.00
GRAPH Nº 46
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GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

62.11% of patients hospitalized in the Gynecology service are between 30

and 59 years old, followed by the age group of 18-29 years with 24.21%, and
6 out of every 100 hospitalized are adolescents between 12 and 17 years old
in 2021. .
TABLE Nº 47
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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2019 2020 2021

PROVINCES
No. % No. % No. %
JAUJA 1272 88.58 66 90.41 87 91.58
LIME 3 0.21 1 1.37 4 4.21
YAULI 118 8.22 4 5.48 4 4.21
ACOBAMBA 2 0.14 0.00 0.00
CHANCHAMAYO 4 0.28 0.00 0.00
CHUPACA 2 0.14 0.00 0.00
CONCEPTION 13 0.91 1 1.37 0.00
HUANCAVELICA 3 0.21 0.00 0.00
HUANCAYO 8 0.56 1 1.37 0.00
HUANUCO 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
HUAROCHIRI 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
JUNIN 2 0.14 0.00 0.00
LAMBAYEQUE 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
PASCO 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
SATIPO 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
TARMA 2 0.14 0.00 0.00
YAUYOS 1 0.07 0.00 0.00
TOTAL 1436 100.00 73 100.00 95 100.00
91 patients out of every 100 hospitalized in the Gynecology service are from
the Jauja Province, 4 out of every 100 patients are from the Yauli Province,
in 2021.
GRAPH Nº 47
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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GRAPH Nº 48
NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

It is observed that the highest number of patients were treated in the month
of December with 15 patients, followed by the month of November, with 14
patients per month, with the month of February being the minimum number
of patients of 2, in the Gynecology Service. in 2021
TABLE Nº 48
HOSPITALIZED
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GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

VOLUNTEER 11 3 6
REGISTRATION
LEAKED OUT 3
TRANSFERRED / REFERRED 10
TOTAL 1436 73 95
DISCHARGE 2019 2020 2021

ALIVE 1436 100.00 73 100.00 95 100.00
DECEASED 0.00 0.00 0.00
TOTAL 1436 100.00 73 100.00 95 100.00
100.00% of the patients hospitalized in the Gynecology service have the

condition of discharge alive.
GRAPH Nº 49
DISCHARGE CONDITION
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

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TABLE Nº 49
HOSPITALIZED
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
OTHER 3 0.21 0.00 0.00
SIS 1346 93.73 66 90.41 84 88.42
PNP HEALTH 1 0.07 1 1.37 1 1.05
USER 86 5.99 6 8.22 10 10.53
TOTAL 1436 100.00 73 100.00 95 100.00
GRAPH Nº 50
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS ACCORDING TO CONDITION OF
CARE
OBSTETRICS SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
88 of every 100 hospitalized patients, in the GYNECOLOGY service, were

treated by the Comprehensive Health Insurance, 10.53% are ordinary
patients, without any type of insurance.
2.4.1.7. PEDIATRICS
In the Pediatrics service, 137 patients were hospitalized, due to
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GRAPH Nº 51
SEX
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 50
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
No. % No. % No. %
0 to 30 days 3 0.70 7 3.91 0.00
1 to 11 months 83 19.48 30 16.76 11 8.03
1 to 11 years 266 62.44 108 60.34 94 68.61
12 to 17 years 74 17.37 34 18.99 32 23.36
TOTAL 426 100.00 179 100.00 137 100.00
GRAPH Nº 52
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED BY GROUPS OF
AGE
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
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2019 – 2021

68.61% of hospitalized patients in the pediatric service are between 1 and 11

years old, with 23 out of every 100 hospitalized children between 12 and 17
years old, with the lowest percentage being children under 1 year old.
TABLE Nº 51
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
FURTH FEM. TOTAL FURTH FEM. TOTAL FURTH FEM. TOTAL
0 to 30 days ER.
1 2 3 ER.
4 3 7 ER.
1 to 11 months 48 35 83 13 17 30 7 4 11
1 to 11 years 128 138 266 58 50 108 51 43 94
12 to 17 years 33 41 74 17 17 34 17 15 32
TOTAL 210 216 426 92 87 179 75 62 137
TABLE Nº 52
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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2019 2020 2021

PROVINCES
No. % No. % No. %
ABANCAY 0.00 0.00 1 0.73
CHANCHAMAYO 1 0.23 0.00 0.00
CHUPACA 1 0.23 1 0.56 0.00
CONCEPTION 4 0.94 5 2.79 2 1.46
HUANCAVELICA 2 0.47 0.00 1 0.73
HUANCAYO 10 2.35 4 2.23 2 1.46
ICA 1 0.23 0.00 0.00
JAUJA 377 88.50 155 86.59 111 81.02
JUNIN 0.00 0.00 1 0.73
LIME 15 3.52 6 3.35 6 4.38
OXAPAMPA 0.00 0.00 2 1.46
PASCO 0.00 1 0.56 1 0.73
SATIPO 0.00 1 0.56 0.00
TOCACHE 0.00 1 0.56 0.00
TARMA 2 0.47 0.00 0.00
YAULI 13 3.05 5 2.79 10 7.30
TOTAL 426 100.00 179 100.00 137 100.00
111 patients hospitalized in the Pediatrics service are from the Province of
Jauja, 7 out of every 100 patients are from the Province of Yauli, also having
patients from the Provinces of Lima, Chanchamayo, Huancayo among
others.
GRAPH Nº 53
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 - 2021
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GRAPH Nº 54
NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021


PEDIATRICS service is variable in the different months of the year,
having a minimum of 05 patients in the month of March and a maximum
of 19 patients in the month of October.
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TABLE Nº 53
DISCHARGE CONDITION OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
VOLUNTEER 32 3 6
REGISTRATION
DECEASED 1 1
LEAKED OUT 1
TOTAL 426 179 137
DISCHARGE 2019 2020 2021

ALIVE 425 99.77 179 100.00 136 99.27
DECEASED 1 0.23 0 0.00 1 0.73
TOTAL 426 100.00 179 100.00 137 100.00
99.27% of the patients hospitalized in the Pediatrics service have a live

discharge condition, but in 2021 there was 1 patient with a deceased
discharge condition.
GRAPH Nº 55
DISCHARGE CONDITION
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021

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TABLE Nº 54
HOSPITALIZED
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 – 2021
OTHER 2 0.47 0.00 0.00
SIS 374 87.79 163 91.06 128 93.43
SOAT 8 1.88 2 1.12 2 1.46
FAP HEALTH 1 0.23 1 0.56 0.00
USER 41 9.62 13 7.26 7 5.11
TOTAL 426 100.00 179 100.00 137 100.00
GRAPH Nº 56
CONDITION OF CARE
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2019 - 2021

93.43% of hospitalized patients in the Pediatrics service were cared for by

comprehensive health insurance, 28 out of every 100 hospitalized without
any type of insurance, and 1.46% are cared for by SOAT in 2021.
2.4.1.8. NEONATOLOGY
In the Neonatology service, 262 neonates were hospitalized, due to
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GRAPH Nº 57
SEX
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

TABLE Nº 55
HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS BY AGE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
AGE 2019 2020 2021
GROUPS No. % No. % No. %
1 to 5 days 134 61.75 234 79.86 181 69.08
6 to 10 days 49 22.58 32 10.92 46 17.56
11 to 15 20 9.22 11 3.75 6 2.29
days
16 to 20 8 3.69 9 3.07 19 7.25
days
21 to 25 4 1.84 6 2.05 7 2.67
days
26 to 30 2 0.92 1 0.34 3 1.15
days
TOTAL 217 100.00 293 100.00 262 100.00
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GRAPH Nº 58
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED BY GROUPS OF
AGE
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021

69.08% of patients hospitalized in the neonatology service are younger than

5 days, followed by the 6 to 10 day group and 11 out of every 100 neonates
are 11 to 29 days old.
TABLE Nº 56
PROVINCE OF ORIGIN
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
PROVINCES
No. % No. % No. %
HUANCAYO 2 0.92 3 1.02 2 0.76
CONCEPTION 1 0.46 0.00 2 0.76
JAUJA 196 90.32 265 90.44 236 90.08
YAULI 18 8.29 23 7.85 21 8.02
LIME 0.00 2 0.68 1 0.38
TOTAL 217 100.00 293 100.00 262 100.00
236 patients hospitalized in the Neonatology service are from the Province of
Jauja, 6 out of every 100 patients are
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from the Province of Yauli, also having patients from the Provinces of
Concepción, Huancayo.
GRAPH Nº 59
PERCENTAGE OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO PROVINCE OF
ORIGIN NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

GRAPH Nº 60
NUMBER OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED PER MONTHS
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021

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Neonatology service is variable in the different months of the year, having a
minimum of 10 patients in the month of February and a maximum of 24 in the
months of April, June, October in the year 2021.
TABLE Nº 57
HOSPITALIZED
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
CONDITION OF CARE 2019 2020 2021
DECEASED 1 6
LEAKED OUT 1
TOTAL 217 293 262
DISCHARGE 2019 2020 2021

ALIVE 216 99.54 287 97.95 262 100.00
DECEASED 1 0.46 6 2.05 0 0.00
TOTAL 217 100.00 293 100.00 262 100.00

Neonatology has the condition of live discharge in 2021, but in 2020 there
were 6 neonatal deaths.
GRAPH Nº 61
DISCHARGE CONDITION
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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TABLE Nº 58
HOSPITALIZED
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
CONDITION 2019 2020 2021
OF No. % No. % No. %
ATTENTION
Uninsured 14 6.45 3 1.02 7 2.67
SIS 203 93.55 290 98.98 255 97.33
TOTAL 217 100.00 293 100.00 262 100.00
GRAPH Nº 62
CONDITION OF CARE - NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2019 – 2021
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97.33% of hospitalized patients in the Neonatology service were cared for by

comprehensive health insurance, 7 out of every 100 hospitalized without any
type of insurance are common payers.
2.4.2. EMERGENCIES
TABLE Nº 59
PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO GROUPS
OLD
2019 – 2021
STAGES OF 2019 2020 2021
AGE GROUPS
LIFE No. % No. % No. %
0 to 30 days 73 0.65 80 0.73 50 0.60
Child 1 to 11 376 3.34 244 2.23 202 2.43
months
1 to 11 years 1988 17.66 1006 9.20 962 11.59
Teen 12 to 17 years 1029 9.14 562 5.14 478 5.76
Young 18 to 29 years 2575 22.87 2874 26.28 2078 25.04
Adult 30 to 59 years 3384 30.05 4261 38.97 3153 37.99
Elderly 60 or more 1835 16.30 1907 17.44 1377 16.59
years
TOTAL 11260 100.00 10934 100.00 8300 100.00
GRAPH Nº 63
PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS ATTENDED IN
EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO AGE GROUPS
2019 – 2021
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37.99% of patients treated in emergency were between 30 and 59 years old,

belonging to the adult life stage, 25.04% were between 18 and 29 years old,
and 16.59% were treated in the older adult stage, which includes 60 or more
years of age. of total emergencies
TABLE Nº 60
PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO SEX
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
SEX
No. % No. % No. %
MALE 4814 42.78 4235 39.92 3031 37.66
FEMALE 6439 57.22 6375 60.08 5017 62.34
TOTAL 11253 100.00 10610 100.00 8048 100.00
GRAPH Nº 64
EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO SEX
2019 - 2021
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The highest percentage of patients treated in an emergency are female with

62.34% and 38 out of every 100 patients treated are male.
TABLE Nº 61
PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO
CARE SERVICES
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
SERVICES
No. % No. % No. %
GENERAL SURGERY 1426 12.66 678 6.20 1728 20.82
PEDIATRIC SURGERY 1 0.01 0.00 0.00
OBSTETRICS GYNECOLOGY 1571 13.95 2082 19.04 1669 20.11
ADULT MEDICINE 4702 41.76 5763 52.71 3038 36.60
NEONATOLOGY 6 0.05 84 0.77 34 0.41
NEUROSURGERY 1 0.01 0.00 0.00
DENTISTRY 1 0.01 4 0.04 0.00
OPHTHALMOLOGY 5 0.04 360 3.29 13 0.16
PEDIATRIC 2377 21.11 1206 11.03 977 11.77
PSYCHIATRIC 8 0.07 0.00 0.00
TRAUMATOLOGY AND 1161 10.31 757 6.92 841 10.13
ORTHOPEDICS
UROLOGY 1 0.01 0.00 0.00
TOTAL 11260 100.00 10934 100.00 8300 100.00
GRAPH Nº 65
EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO SERVICES
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The service with the highest demand for emergency care is the General Medicine
service with 36.60%, followed by the surgery service with 20.82%, with a lower
percentage being the psychiatry, neonatology, and ophthalmology services.
GRAPH Nº 66
NUMBER OF EMERGENCY CARE PER MONTHS HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA
2019 - 2021

The months with the highest demand for emergency care were the months of
January and August, and the month with the lowest demand for
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TABLE Nº 62
REASON FOR ATTENTION
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
REASON FOR ATTENTION
No. % No. % No. %
WORK ACCIDENT 30 0.27 75 0.69 70 0.84
CAR ACCIDENT 461 4.09 250 2.29 305 3.67
ACCIDENT AT HOME 232 2.06 308 2.82 432 5.20
ASSAULT 172 1.53 159 1.45 127 1.53
SELF-INFLICTED 12 0.11 7 0.06 8 0.10
COMMON DISEASE 7044 62.56 6023 55.09 4618 55.64
SUDDEN ILLNESS 2323 20.63 2124 19.43 1868 22.51
POISONING 17 0.15 30 0.27 27 0.33
OTHERS 969 8.61 1958 17.91 845 10.18
TOTAL 11260 100.00 10934 100.00 8300 100.00
56 of every 100 emergency services provided at the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital are
for common illnesses, followed by 22.51% for sudden illnesses, with 3.67% for traffic
accidents.
GRAPH Nº 67
EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO REASON FOR CARE
2019 – 2021
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TABLE Nº 63
DISCHARGE DESTINATION
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
EGRESS DESTINATION
No. % No. % No. %
HIGH MEDICAL 7168 63.66 6839 62.55 4928 59.37
VOLUNTEER 659 5.85 543 4.97 599 7.22
REGISTRATION
DECEASED 106 0.94 64 0.59 54 0.65
LEAKED OUT 92 0.82 56 0.51 70 0.84
TRANSFERRED / 3235 28.73 3432 31.39 2649 31.92
REFERREDTOTAL 11260 100.00 10934 100.00 8300 100.00
GRAPH Nº 68
EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO EGRESS DESTINATION
2019 – 2020

The discharge condition of the patients treated in emergency is at home with 66.59%,
attended mostly in the general medicine service, who leave with diagnosis and
treatment at home, 31.92% are referred to other Ipress with greater resolution
capacity, Thirdly, there are 0.84% of cases with unknown destination. The task is to
improve this data, adequately defining the patient's discharge destination in the
emergency service.
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TABLE Nº 64
PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO TYPE OF
PATIENT
2019 – 2021
2019 2020 2021
PATIENT TYPE
No. % No. % No. %
ESSALUD 1051 9.33 1181 10.80 696 8.39
EXONERATED 7 0.06 7 0.06 4 0.05
OTHER 25 0.22 56 0.51 2 0.02
PRIVATE 3 0.03 7 0.06 1 0.01
SIS 6924 61.49 7278 66.56 6155 74.16
SOAT 466 4.14 191 1.75 210 2.53
HEALTH EP 6 0.05 9 0.08 2 0.02
FAP HEALTH 3 0.03 18 0.16 3 0.04
NAVAL HEALTH 5 0.04 0.00 2 0.02
PNP HEALTH 45 0.40 107 0.98 44 0.53
USER 2725 24.20 2080 19.02 1181 14.23
TOTAL 11260 100.00 10934 100.00 8300 100.00
GRAPH Nº 69
PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS ATTENDED
IN EMERGENCY
ACCORDING TO TYPE OF PATIENT
2019 – 2021

74.16% of patients treated in emergencies are treated by the Comprehensive
Health Insurance, this percentage increasing year after year, 14 out of every 100
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patients are common payers, only 2.53% are treated by the SOAT, in case of
traffic accidents.
TABLE Nº 65
DISCHARGE CONDITION
2019 – 2021
CONDITION 2019 2020 2021
Graduation No. % No. % No. %
ALIVE 11154 99.06 10870 99.41 8246 99.35
DECEASED 106 0.94 64 0.59 54 0.65
TOTAL 11260 100.00 10934 100.00 8300 100.00
GRAPH Nº 70
EMERGENCY ACCORDING TO DISCHARGE CONDITION
2019 – 2021

99.35% of the cases treated in emergencies are discharged alive, with 54

patients dying in 2021.
TABLE Nº 66
PRIORITY OF CARE
2019 – 2021
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PRIORITY 2019 2020 2021
I Emergency or Sudden
Extreme Severity 137 567 233
II Major Urgency 4977 8318 7918
III Minor Urgency 4287 909 143
IV Common Acute Pathology 1859 1140 6
TOTAL 11260 10934 8300
The 7,918 patients treated in emergency in 2021 are of Major

Emergency priority, followed by 233 cases of emergency or sudden
extreme severity.
2.4.3. COVID ATTENTION
The information on the care provided in hospitalization in the covid area since
the beginning of the pandemic (March 2020 to October 2022) is shown, from two
sources of information such as: SISCOV – F 500 AND NOTIWEB –
NOTICOVID, showing that in some data there have been differences in the
registry, not having a record of those hospitalized in hospital discharges, nor
covid triage care on the basis of hospital emergencies.
DATA REGISTERED IN SISCOV F-500
TABLE Nº 67
PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN COVID AREA
ACCORDING TO LIFE STAGES / SEX
(MARCH 2020- OCTOBER 2022)
LIFECYCLES AGE GROUPS M F TOTAL
Child 0 to 11 years 1 2 3
Teen 12 to 17 years 5 6 11
Young 18 to 29 years 33 154 187
Adult 30 to 59 years 317 339 656
Elderly 60 or more 177 163 340
years
TOTAL 533 664 1197
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MONTHS 2020 2021 2022
JANUARY 104 48
FEBRUARY 99 21
MARCH 98 6
APRIL 4 120 6
MAY 7 163 2
JUNE 24 82 1
JULY 45 41 13
AUGUST 74 21 9
SEPTEMBER 52 17 2
OCTOBER 31 11
NOVEMBER 42 14
DECEMBER 24 16
TOTAL 303 786 108
TABLE Nº 69)
DECEASED PATIENTS IN COVID AREA
ACCORDING TO LIFE STAGES / SEX
LIFECYCLES AGE GROUPS
M F TOTAL
Child 0 to 11 years
Teen 12 to 17 years
Young 18 to 29 years 2 1 3
Adult 30 to 59 years 99 37 136
Elderly 60 or more 164 94 258
years
TOTAL 265 132 397
TABLE Nº 70
DECEASED PATIENTS IN COVID AREA
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MONTHS 2020 2021 2022 TOTAL
JANUARY 25 7 32
FEBRUARY 39 11 50
MARCH 40 4 44
APRIL 1 68 1 70
MAY 4 72 76
JUNE 7 37 44
JULY 12 6 1 19
AUGUST 22 3 6 31
SEPTEMBER 15 3 2 20
OCTOBER 3 2 5
NOVEMBER 1 2 3
DECEMBER 1 2 3
TOTAL 66 297 34 397
DATA REGISTERED IN NOTICOVID
• HOSPITALIZED
The number of hospitalized patients in the covid area was higher in 2021,
reaching a total of 792 hospitalized, 51.35% of which were male and
48.65% of which were female, with the highest number of hospitalized in
March. April, May, in 2020, the months of July and August, the highest
percentage of hospitalized people are female and in 2022 there were fewer
hospitalized people.
GRAPH N°71
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SOURCE: NOTI SP - NOTICOVID

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GRAPH N° 72
ACCORDING TO SEX.

TABLE Nº 71
PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN COVID AREA / YEARS /
MONTHS
MONTHS 2020 2021 2022 TOTAL
JANUARY 104 52 156
FEBRUARY 95 40 135
MARCH 6 107 6 119
APRIL 12 147 159
MAY 32 165 197
JUNE 48 77 1 126
JULY 108 37 16 161
AUGUST 116 5 10 131
SEPTEMBER 84 13 97
OCTOBER 58 10 68
NOVEMBER 68 15 1 84
DECEMBER 36 17 53
TOTAL 568 792 126 1486
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The most affected life stages that led to hospitalization are the adult life stage
and the elderly life stage.
GRAPH N° 73
ACCORDING TO LIFE STAGES.

TABLE Nº 72
PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN THE COVID AREA ACCORDING TO CASE
CLASSIFICATION HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA (MARCH 2020-
OCTOBER 2022)
YEAR CONFIRMED DISCARDED SUSPICIOUS TOTAL
2020 436 130 2 568
2021 687 105 792
2022 98 28 126
TOTAL 1221 263 2 1486
1,221 hospitalized patients were confirmed to have covid-19, by positive

laboratory tests, both antigen tests and molecular tests, the rest of the cases
shown as ruled out or suspicious by laboratory tests, were confirmed by the
symptoms and positive tomography results, with a high percentage of lung
damage, which required
many of them a bed in the Intensive Care Unit.
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TABLE NO. 73
PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED IN COVID AREA ACCORDING TO TYPE OF
INSURANCE
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA (MARCH 2020- OCTOBER 2022)
INSURANCE COMPREHEN
YEAR PROVIDER ESSALUD OTHERS PNP SIVE HEALTH UNINSURED TOTAL
COMPANY INSURANCE
2020 562 6 568

2021 1 8 1 1 780 1 792
2022 8 5 113 126
TOTAL 1 16 1 6 1455 7 1486
97.91% of hospitalized patients were treated by the Comprehensive Health
Insurance, many of them coming from other provinces in the department of
Junín or outside it.
• DECEASED
The highest percentage of deaths since the beginning of the pandemic occurred
in 2021, followed by 2020 and to a lesser extent in 2022, since more than 90%
of the population had at least 2 doses of the anticovid vaccine. .
67.12% of the deceased were male and 32.88% were female.
The months of April and May had the highest number of deaths, reaching up to
59 deaths per month.
GRAPH Nº 74
PATIENTS DECEASED IN COVID AREA / YEARS
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GRAPH NO. 75
PATIENTS DECEASED IN COVID AREA / YEARS / SEX

GRAPH Nº 76
PATIENTS DECEASED IN COVID AREA / YEARS / MONTHS
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III. ANALYSIS OF THE HEALTH AND DISEASE PROCESS .

- ANALYSIS OF MORBIDITY.
3.1. HOSPITAL MORBIDITY ACCORDING TO DAMAGES.
In 2021, the first causes of morbidity at the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital

are diseases of the oral cavity, having an AIR of 99 per thousand
inhabitants, followed by obesity, in third place accommodation and
refraction disorders, in different age groups, primarily those under 5
years of age.
TABLE Nº 74
20 FIRST CAUSES OF GENERAL MORBIDITY
YEAR 2020
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No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK No. %
1 F41 - OTHER ANXIETY DISORDERS 329 4.02
O26 - CARE FOR THE MOTHER FOR OTHER COMPLICATIONS
2
MAINLY RELATED 300 3.66
3 K29 - GASTRITIS AND DUODENITIS 292 3.56
4 E66 - OBESITY 259 3.16
5 K02 - DENTAL CARIES 259 3.16
6 M54 - DORSALGIA 234 2.86
7
J96 - RESPIRATORY FAILURE, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 230 2.81
8
H52 - DISORDERS OF ACCOMMODATION AND REFRACTION 185 2.26
9 D50 - IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA 154 1.88
10 N39 - OTHER DISORDERS OF THE URINARY SYSTEM 148 1.81
11 F20 - SCHIZOPHRENIA 137 1.67
12 F32 - DEPRESSIVE EPISODE 136 1.66
13 R10 - ABDOMINAL AND PELVIC PAIN 125 1.53
14
F43 - SEVERE STRESS REACTION AND ADAPTIVE DISORDERS 123 1.50
15 W54 - DOG BITE OR ATTACK 114 1.39
16 J02 - ACUTE PHARYNGITIS 112 1.37
17
N73 - OTHER FEMALE PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASES 103 1.26
18 Q65 - CONGENITAL HIP DEFORMITIES 90 1.10
19 K59 - OTHER FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS OF THE BOWEL 85 1.04
20
K04 - DISEASES OF THE PULP AND PERIAPICAL TISSUES 78 0.95
ALL OTHER CAUSES 4698 57.36
TOTAL 8191 100.00
SOURCE: REUNIS MINSA
TABLE Nº 75
20 FIRST CAUSES OF GENERAL MORBIDITY
YEAR 2021
1
1
9

2 E66 - OBESITY 876 8.20
3 H52 - DISORDERS OF ACCOMMODATION AND REFRACTION 706 6.61
4 K04 - DISEASES OF THE PULP AND PERIAPICAL TISSUES 392 3.67
5 M54 - DORSALGIA 284 2.66
7 K05 - GINGIVITIS AND PERIODONTAL DISEASES 204 1.91
8 R62 - LACK OF EXPECTED NORMAL PHYSIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT 196 1.84
10 K80 - CHOLELITHIASIS 158 1.48
11 M05 - SEROPOSITIVE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS 133 1.25
12
O26 - CARE FOR THE MOTHER FOR OTHER COMPLICATIONS MAINLY RELATED 125 1.17
13 K03 - OTHER DISEASES OF THE HARD TISSUES OF THE TEETH 119 1.11
15 E63 - OTHER NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES 111 1.04
16 H11 - OTHER DISORDERS OF THE CONJUNCTIVA 107 1.00
17 J00 - ACUTE RHINOPHARYNGITIS [COMMON COLD] 107 1.00
18 S82 - FRACTURE OF THE LEG, INCLUDING THE ANKLE 100 0.94
19
M25 - OTHER JOINT DISORDERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 98 0.92
20 K30 - DYSPEPSIA 95 0.89
TOTAL 10678 100.00
TABLE Nº 76
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY BY LIFE STAGES
YEAR 2020
1
2
0
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK < 01m 01 01-05a 06-11a 12-17a 18-29a 30-59a 60a > TOTAL
11 m
1 F41 - OTHER ANXIETY DISORDERS 0 0 1 4 8 59 189 68 329
O26 - CARE FOR THE MOTHER FOR OTHER
2
COMPLICATIONS MAINLY RELATED 0 0 0 0 11 159 130 0 300
3 K29 - GASTRITIS AND DUODENITIS 0 0 1 1 12 40 133 105 292
4 E66 - OBESITY 0 3 5 7 13 67 133 31 259
5 K02 - DENTAL CARIES 0 0 36 45 34 79 58 7 259
6 M54 - DORSALGIA 0 0 0 2 5 29 106 92 234
J96 - RESPIRATORY FAILURE, NOT ELSEWHERE
7
CLASSIFIED 0 0 1 0 2 32 131 64 230
H52 - DISORDERS OF ACCOMMODATION AND
8
REFRACTION 0 0 4 23 25 22 52 59 185
9 D50 - IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA 0 64 79 5 1 0 2 3 154
10 N39 - OTHER DISORDERS OF THE URINARY SYSTEM 1 3 7 7 11 33 52 34 148
11 F20 - SCHIZOPHRENIA 0 0 0 0 4 48 76 9 137
12 F32 - DEPRESSIVE EPISODE 0 0 0 1 5 35 73 22 136
13 R10 - ABDOMINAL AND PELVIC PAIN 0 6 5 14 8 16 51 25 125
F43 - SEVERE STRESS REACTION AND ADAPTIVE
14
DISORDERS 0 0 0 1 10 28 72 12 123
15 W54 - DOG BITE OR ATTACK 0 1 9 12 15 24 35 18 114
16 J02 - ACUTE PHARYNGITIS 1 10 33 11 8 11 28 10 112
17 N73 - OTHER FEMALE PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASES 0 0 0 0 1 36 63 3 103

18 Q65 - CONGENITAL HIP DEFORMITIES 1 59 28 2 0 0 0 0 90
19 K59 - OTHER FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS OF THE BOWEL 0 9 4 1 4 12 33 22 85
20 K04 - DISEASES OF THE PULP AND PERIAPICAL TISSUES 0 0 28 14 11 7 16 2 78

ALL OTHER CAUSES 43 150 356 244 291 760 1703 1151 4698
TOTAL 46 305 597 394 479 1497 3136 1737 8191
GRAPH Nº 77
GENERAL MORBIDITY PARETO
YEAR 2020

1
2
1
TABLE Nº 77
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY BY LIFE STAGES
YEAR 2021
01
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK < 01m 01-05a 06-11a 12-17a 18-29a 30-59a 60a > TOTAL
11 m
1 K02 - DENTAL CARIES 0 1 96 247 308 155 159 33 999
2 E66 - OBESITY 0 0 2 7 38 254 400 175 876
3 H52 - DISORDERS OF ACCOMMODATION AND REFRACTION 0 0 26 230 80 61 150 159 706
4 K04 - DISEASES OF THE PULP AND PERIAPICAL TISSUES 0 0 32 134 38 62 95 31 392
5 M54 - DORSALGIA 0 0 2 4 4 24 140 110 284
6 R10 - ABDOMINAL AND PELVIC PAIN 2 1 11 8 6 60 112 37 237
7 K05 - GINGIVITIS AND PERIODONTAL DISEASES 0 0 0 9 42 69 66 18 204
8 R62 - LACK OF EXPECTED NORMAL PHYSIOLOGICAL 40 84 72 0 0 0 0 0 196
DEVELOPMENT
9 J02 - ACUTE PHARYNGITIS 0 19 60 28 7 16 43 20 193
10 K80 - CHOLELITHIASIS 0 0 0 0 4 31 84 39 158
11 M05 - SEROPOSITIVE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS 0 0 0 0 1 12 78 42 133
12 MAINLY RELATED 0 0 0 0 5 72 48 0 125
13 K03 - OTHER DISEASES OF THE HARD TISSUES OF THE TEETH 0 0 0 0 15 36 53 15 119

14 K29 - GASTRITIS AND DUODENITIS 0 0 0 1 4 21 50 36 112
15 E63 - OTHER NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES 2 24 24 16 10 3 12 20 111
16 H11 - OTHER DISORDERS OF THE CONJUNCTIVA 0 0 2 1 2 2 68 32 107
17 J00 - ACUTE RHINOPHARYNGITIS [COMMON COLD] 5 53 29 6 2 4 4 4 107
18 S82 - FRACTURE OF THE LEG, INCLUDING THE ANKLE 0 0 3 1 1 15 60 20 100
M25 - OTHER JOINT DISORDERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED

19 0 0 2 1 0 7 56 32 98
20 K30 - DYSPEPSIA 0 2 1 2 6 13 46 25 95
ALL OTHER CAUSES 24 238 407 317 370 785 1856 1329 5326
TOTAL 73 422 769 1012 943 1702 3580 2177 10678
GRAPH Nº 78
GENERAL MORBIDITY PARETO
2021

1
2
2
The first cause of hospital morbidity in male patients is respiratory failure, followed by
other anxiety disorders and, thirdly, dental caries.
TABLE Nº 78
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY – MALE SEX
YEAR 2020
1 J96 - RESPIRATORY FAILURE, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 118 4.32
6 M54 - DORSALGIA 73 2.67
10 E66 - OBESITY 48 1.76
11 Q65 - CONGENITAL HIP DEFORMITIES 43 1.57
15 F43 - SEVERE STRESS REACTION AND ADAPTIVE DISORDERS 35 1.28
16 F10 - MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS DUE TO ALCOHOL USE 31 1.14
18 E61 - DEFICIENCIES OF OTHER NUTRITIONAL ELEMENTS 28 1.03
20 T63 - TOXIC EFFECT OF CONTACT WITH POISONOUS ANIMALS 26 0.95
TOTAL 2731 100.00
GRAPH Nº 79
GENERAL MORBIDITY PARETO - MALE SEX
2020

1
2
3
TABLE Nº 79
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY – FEMALE SEX
YEAR 2020
1 300 5.49
O26 - CARE FOR THE MOTHER FOR OTHER COMPLICATIONS MAINLY RELATED
4 E66 - OBESITY 211 3.86
5 M54 - DORSALGIA 161 2.95
10 N73 - OTHER FEMALE PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASES 103 1.89
17 N76 - OTHER INFLAMMATORY CONDITIONS OF THE VAGINA AND VULVA 63 1.15
19 K21 - GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE 55 1.01
TOTAL 5460 100.00
GRAPH Nº 80
GENERAL MORBIDITY PARETO – FEMALE SEX
2020

TABLE Nº 80
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY – MALE SEX
1
2
4
YEAR 2021
3 E66 - OBESITY 252 6.62
13 K40 - INGUINAL HERNIA 37 0.97
15 E46 - PROTEIN CALORIE MALNUTRITION, UNSPECIFIED 34 0.89
16 S42 - FRACTURE OF THE SHOULDER AND ARM 34 0.89
17 E44 - MODERATE AND MILD PROTEIN CALORIE MALNUTRITION 33 0.87
18 S52 - FOREARM FRACTURE 33 0.87
E45 - DEVELOPMENTAL RETARDATION DUE TO PROTEI-CALORIE
20 32 0.84
MALNUTRITION
TOTAL 3806 100.00
GRAPH Nº 81
GENERAL MORBIDITY PARETO - MALE SEX
2021

The first cause of morbidity in the female sex is dental caries, followed by 9 out of
every 100 women treated suffering from obesity, in third place, with 5.53%, are
accommodation and refraction disorders.
1
2
5
TABLE Nº 80
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY – FEMALE SEX
YEAR 2021
2 E66 - OBESITY 624 9.08
5 M54 - DORSALGIA 195 2.84
9 125 1.82
17 K81 - CHOLECYSTITIS 75 1.09
18 K30 - DYSPEPSIA 72 1.05
20 M25 - OTHER JOINT DISORDERS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 69 1.00
TOTAL 6872 100.00
GRAPH Nº 82
GENERAL MORBIDITY PARETO – FEMALE SEX
2021

3.1.1. BY LIFE STAGES.
1
2
6
a. CHILD
TABLE Nº 81
20 FIRST CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY,
ACCORDING TO DAMAGES 0 – 11 YEARS
2020
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK < 01m 01-11m 01-05a 06-11a TOTAL
1 D50 - IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA 0 64 79 5 148
2 Q65 - CONGENITAL HIP DEFORMITIES 1 59 28 2 90
3 K02 - DENTAL CARIES 0 0 36 45 81
4 J00 - ACUTE RHINOPHARYNGITIS [COMMON COLD] 4 28 23 6 61
5 E61 - DEFICIENCIES OF OTHER NUTRITIONAL ELEMENTS 0 6 43 12 61
6 J02 - ACUTE PHARYNGITIS 1 10 33 11 55
7
K04 - DISEASES OF THE PULP AND PERIAPICAL TISSUES 0 0 28 14 42
A09 - OTHER GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF INFECTIOUS
8
AND UNSPECIFIED ORIGIN 2 18 13 2 35
9 J20 - ACUTE BRONCHITIS 0 11 13 5 29
10
H52 - DISORDERS OF ACCOMMODATION AND REFRACTION 0 0 4 23 27
11 R10 - ABDOMINAL AND PELVIC PAIN 0 6 5 14 25
12 W54 - DOG BITE OR ATTACK 0 1 9 12 22
E45 - DEVELOPMENTAL RETARDATION DUE TO PROTEI-CALORIE
13
MALNUTRITION 0 3 17 2 22
H54 - VISUAL DISABILITY, INCLUDING BLINDNESS (BINOCULAR
14
OR MONOCULAR) 0 0 8 13 21
15 B82 - INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS, WITHOUT OTHER
SPECIFICATION 0 0 9 12 21
P59 - NEONATAL JAUNDICE DUE TO OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED
16
CAUSES 17 4 0 0 21
17 E63 - OTHER NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES 0 0 16 4 20
18 N39 - OTHER DISORDERS OF THE URINARY SYSTEM 1 3 7 7 18
F82 - SPECIFIC DISORDER OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF MOTOR
19
FUNCTION 0 1 16 1 18
20 E66 - OBESITY 0 3 5 7 15
ALL OTHER CAUSES 20 88 205 197 510
TOTAL 46 305 597 394 1342
GRAPH Nº 83
PARETO MORBIDITY FROM 0 – 11 YEARS
2020
1
2
7

In the Child Life Stage, the first cause of hospital morbidity is iron deficiency
anemia, with an AIR of 42.03 per thousand children from 0 to 11 years old,
cases of congenital hip deformities occupy second place and third place of
morbidity is dental caries.
TABLE Nº 82
2021
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK < 01m 01-11m 01-05a 06-11a TOTAL
1 K02 - DENTAL CARIES 0 1 96 247 344
2 H52 - DISORDERS OF ACCOMMODATION AND REFRACTION 0 0 26 230 256
3 R62 - LACK OF EXPECTED NORMAL PHYSIOLOGICAL 40 84 72 0 196
4 DEVELOPMENT
K04 - DISEASES OF THE PULP AND PERIAPICAL TISSUES 0 0 32 134 166
5 J02 - ACUTE PHARYNGITIS 0 19 60 28 107
6 J00 - ACUTE RHINOPHARYNGITIS [COMMON COLD] 5 53 29 6 93
7 P92 - FOOD INGESTION PROBLEMS OF THE NEWBORN 0 73 0 0 73
8 E63 - OTHER NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES 2 24 24 16 66
9 D50 - IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA 0 9 44 1 54
10 J20 - ACUTE BRONCHITIS 0 5 35 12 52
11 Q65 - CONGENITAL HIP DEFORMITIES 0 24 19 2 45
12 R45 - SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS INVOLVING THE EMOTIONAL 0 0 0 30 30
13 STATE
N47 - REDUNDANT FORESPUCE, PHIMOSIS AND 0 2 19 5 26
PARAPHIMOSIS
E45 - DEVELOPMENTAL RETARDATION DUE TO PROTEI-
14
CALORIE MALNUTRITION 0 3 18 2 23
15 B82 - INTESTINAL PARASITOSIS, WITHOUT OTHER 0 0 12 10 22
16 SPECIFICATION
R10 - ABDOMINAL AND PELVIC PAIN 2 1 11 8 22
17 H10 - CONJUNCTIVITIS 0 4 9 8 21
J06 - ACUTE UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS, FROM
18
MUL SITES 0 1 14 3 18
19 L20 - ATOPIC DERMATITIS 0 5 9 2 16
20 S42 - FRACTURE OF THE SHOULDER AND ARM 0 0 3 13 16
TOTAL 73 422 769 1012 2276
GRAPH Nº 84
PARETO MORBIDITY FROM 0 – 11 YEARS
2021
1
2
8
The first cause of morbidity in the child stage of life in 2021 was dental caries,
followed by accommodation and refraction disorders.
b. TEEN.
TABLE Nº 83
2020
1
2
9

2
F92 - MIXED BEHAVIOR AND EMOTION DISORDERS 33 6.89
3
5 E66 - OBESITY 13 2.71
8
10
K04 - DISEASES OF THE PULP AND PERIAPICAL TISSUES 11 2.30
11
R45 - SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS INVOLVING THE EMOTIONAL
12
STATE 9 1.88
T63 - TOXIC EFFECT OF CONTACT WITH POISONOUS
16
ANIMALS 8 1.67
E45 - DEVELOPMENTAL RETARDATION DUE TO PROTEI-
17
CALORIE MALNUTRITION 8 1.67
N93 - OTHER ABNORMAL UTERINE OR VAGINAL
18
HEMORRHAGES 7 1.46
19 X21 - TRAUMATIC CONTACT WITH POISONOUS SPIDERS 6 1.25
20 F42 - OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER 6 1.25
TOTAL 479 100.00
GRAPH Nº 85
PARETO MORBIDITY OF 12 – 17 YEARS
2020
1
3
0
TABLE Nº 84
FIRST CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY, ACCORDING TO DAMAGES 12 – 17
YEARS
2021
4 K08 - OTHER DISORDERS OF THE TEETH AND THEIR SUPPORTING STRUCTURES 42 4.45
5 E66 - OBESITY 38 4.03
7 E45 - DEVELOPMENTAL RETARDATION DUE TO PROTEI-CALORIE 35 3.71
12 S42 - FRACTURE OF THE SHOULDER AND ARM 10 1.06
13 R45 - SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS INVOLVING THE EMOTIONAL STATE 8 0.85
14 R51 - HEADACHE 8 0.85
16 F92 - MIXED BEHAVIOR AND EMOTION DISORDERS 7 0.74
17 G40 - EPILEPSY 7 0.74
19 K00 - DISORDERS OF DEVELOPMENT AND ERUPTION OF TEETH 6 0.64
20 K30 - DYSPEPSIA 6 0.64
TOTAL 943 100.00
GRAPH Nº 86
2021
1
3
1

The first cause of hospital morbidity in adolescents is diseases of the oral cavity,
followed by refraction disorders, fifthly, the cause of morbidity that affects the
health of adolescents is obesity.
c. YOUNG.
TABLE Nº 85
FIRST CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY,
ACCORDING TO DAMAGES FROM 18 TO 29 YEARS
2020
1
3
2
O26 - CARE FOR THE MOTHER FOR OTHER COMPLICATIONS MAINLY
1 RELATED 159 10.62
3 E66 - OBESITY 67 4.48
11 F34 - PERSISTENT MOOD [AFFECTIVE] DISORDERS 31 2.07
12 M54 - DORSALGIA 29 1.94
17 R45 - SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS INVOLVING THE EMOTIONAL STATE 22 1.47
N77 - VULVOVAGINAL ULCERATION AND INFLAMMATION IN DISEASES
18 CLASSIFIED IN 20 1.34
TOTAL 1497 100.00
GRAPH Nº 87
PARETO MORBIDITY OF 18 – 29 YEARS OLD HOSPITAL DOMINGO
OLAVEGOYA
2020

1
3
3
TABLE Nº 86
2021
1 E66 - OBESITY 254 14.92
O26 - CARE FOR THE MOTHER FOR OTHER COMPLICATIONS MAINLY
3
RELATED 72 4.23
10 A64 - UNSPECIFIED SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE 26 1.53
O99 - OTHER MATERNAL DISEASES CLASSIFIABLE ELSEWHERE, BUT WHICH
12
COMP 25 1.47
13 M54 - DORSALGIA 24 1.41
17 G40 - EPILEPSY 20 1.18
TOTAL 1702 100.00
GRAPH Nº 88
2021
1
3
4
The first cause of hospital morbidity in this stage of young life is obesity,
followed by diseases of the oral cavity, with 9.11% of care, followed by care for
complications of pregnancy and 2 out of every 100 care are for diseases of
unspecified sexual transmission.
d. ADULT.
TABLE Nº 87
2020
1
3
5

3 E66 - OBESITY 133 4.24
4
J96 - RESPIRATORY FAILURE, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 131 4.18
5
6 M54 - DORSALGIA 106 3.38
9
10
N73 - OTHER FEMALE PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASES 63 2.01
12
E78 - DISORDERS OF LIPOPROTEIN METABOLISM AND OTHER
15
LIPIDEMICS 40 1.28
R45 - SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS INVOLVING THE EMOTIONAL
16
STATE 38 1.21
N76 - OTHER INFLAMMATORY CONDITIONS OF THE VAGINA
17
AND VULVA 36 1.15
18 G40 - EPILEPSY 36 1.15
TOTAL 3136 100.00
GRAPH Nº 89
PARETO MORBIDITY FROM 30 - 59 YEARS
2020
1
3
6
TABLE Nº 88
2021
1 E66 - OBESITY 400 11.17
4 M54 - DORSALGIA 140 3.91
16 48 1.34
17 K30 - DYSPEPSIA 46 1.28
TOTAL 3580 100.00
The first cause of hospital morbidity in adults is obesity, followed by

diseases of the oral cavity, with an AIR of 44. 4 per thousand adults, in
third place as a cause of morbidity are accommodation and refraction
disorders.
1
3
7
GRAPH Nº 90
PARETO MORBIDITY FROM 30 - 59 YEARS
2021

e. ELDERLY.
TABLE Nº 89
ACCORDING TO DAMAGES FROM 60 TO + YEARS
2020
1
3
8
4 64 3.68
J96 - RESPIRATORY FAILURE, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
5 59 3.40
H52 - DISORDERS OF ACCOMMODATION AND REFRACTION
6 M19 - OTHER ARTHRITIES 43 2.48
8 M75 - SHOULDER INJURIES 33 1.90
9 E66 - OBESITY 31 1.78
H54 - VISUAL DISABILITY, INCLUDING BLINDNESS (BINOCULAR
10 31 1.78
OR MONOCULAR)
E78 - DISORDERS OF LIPOPROTEIN METABOLISM AND OTHER
13 24 1.38
LIPIDEMICS
14 M17 - GONARTHROSIS [ARTHROSS OF THE KNEE] 24 1.38
17 M62 - OTHER MUSCLE DISORDERS 22 1.27
18 M41 - SCOLIOSIS 22 1.27
19 22 1.27
J40 - BRONCHITIS, NOT SPECIFIED AS ACUTE OR CHRONIC
20 H35 - OTHER RETINAL DISORDERS 22 1.27
TOTAL 1737 100.00
GRAPH Nº 91
PARETO MORBIDITY FROM 60 TO+ YEARS
2020

1
3
9
TABLE Nº 90
ACCORDING TO DAMAGES FROM 60 TO + YEARS
2021
1 E66 - OBESITY 175 8.04
3 M54 - DORSALGIA 110 5.05
4 E46 - PROTEIN CALORIE MALNUTRITION, UNSPECIFIED 68 3.12
5 H35 - OTHER RETINAL DISORDERS 52 2.39
8 M17 - GONARTHROSIS [ARTHROSS OF THE KNEE] 40 1.84
10 M15 - POLYARTHRITIS 38 1.75
13 H25 - SENIL CATARACT 35 1.61
14 M75 - SHOULDER INJURIES 35 1.61
17 K40 - INGUINAL HERNIA 32 1.47
20 S52 - FOREARM FRACTURE 30 1.38
TOTAL 2177 100.00
8 out of every 100 older adults treated at the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital
suffer from obesity, in second place, accommodation and refraction disorders,
5 out of every 100 older adults suffer from back pain and in fourth place,
malnutrition is observed with 3.12%. calorie protein, not specified.
GRAPH NO. 92
PARETO MORBIDITY FROM 60 TO+ YEARS
2021
1
4
0
3.2. MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION.
TABLE Nº 91
FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION
2021
1 SINGLE SPONTANEOUS BIRTH, WITHOUT OTHER SPECIFICATION 520 19.48
2 OTHER ACUTE APPENDICITIS, AND THOSE NOT SPECIFIED 130 4.87
3 CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS 129 4.83
4 NEONATAL JAUNDICE, UNSPECIFIED 105 3.93
5 INCOMPLETE UNSPECIFIED ABORTION, WITHOUT COMPLICATION 75 2.81
6 MULTIPLE SURFACE INJURIES, UNSPECIFIED 49 1.84
7 ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS 46 1.72
8 SLOWNESS IN FOOD INGESTION OF THE NEWBORN 46 1.72
FALSE LABOR BEFORE 37 COMPLETE WEEKS OF GESTATION 37 1.39
9
UNSPECIFIED URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN PREGNANCY 36 1.35
10
11 INCOMPLETE SPONTANEOUS ABORTION, WITHOUT 33 1.24
12 COMPLICATION
THREATENED ABORTION 28 1.05
MATERNAL CARE FOR OTHER SPECIFIED FETAL PROBLEMS 27 1.01
13
14 HYPOFEEDING OF THE NEWBORN 27 1.01
15 FALSE LABOR, WITHOUT OTHER SPECIFICATION 27 1.01
MATERNAL CARE FOR DISPROPORTION DUE TO GENERAL
26 0.97
16 NARROWNESS OF THE PELVIS
17 FRACTURE OF THE DIAPHYSIS OF THE TIBIA 25 0.94
18 BACTERIAL SEPSIS OF THE NEWBORN, UNSPECIFIED 23 0.86
19 URINARY TRACT INFECTION, UNSPECIFIED SITE 23 0.86
20 ACUTE PANCREATITIS, UNSPECIFIED 23 0.86
TOTAL 2670 100.00
1
4
1
GRAPH Nº 93
TOP TEN CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN
HOSPITALIZATION.
2021

The diagnosis with the greatest demand for care is spontaneous singleton
birth, with 19.48%, followed by other appendicitis 4.87%, in fifth place, we
have 3 out of every 100 patients are hospitalized for unspecified incomplete
abortion.
TABLE Nº 92
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN
HOSPITALIZATION/AGE GROUPS
2021
1
4
2
TEENAG
E ADULT
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK CHILD NTE YOUNG ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
1 SINGLE SPONTANEOUS BIRTH, WITHOUT OTHER 0 39 311 170 0 520
2 SPECIFICATION
OTHER ACUTE APPENDICITIS, AND THOSE NOT SPECIFIED 9 20 44 45 12 130
3 CHRONIC CHOLECYSTITIS 0 1 25 70 33 129
4 NEONATAL JAUNDICE, UNSPECIFIED 90 4 11 0 0 105
5 INCOMPLETE UNSPECIFIED ABORTION, WITHOUT 0 1 34 40 0 75
6 COMPLICATION
MULTIPLE SURFACE INJURIES, UNSPECIFIED 2 6 14 23 4 49
7 ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS 0 0 7 25 14 46
8 SLOWNESS IN FOOD INGESTION OF THE NEWBORN 44 1 1 0 0 46
9 FALSE LABOR BEFORE 37 COMPLETE WEEKS OF GESTATION 0 4 23 10 0 37
10 UNSPECIFIED URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN PREGNANCY 0 5 16 15 0 36

11 INCOMPLETE SPONTANEOUS ABORTION, WITHOUT 0 2 18 13 0 33
12 COMPLICATION
THREATENED ABORTION 0 1 10 17 0 28
13 MATERNAL CARE FOR OTHER SPECIFIED FETAL PROBLEMS 0 2 16 9 0 27
14 HYPOFEEDING OF THE NEWBORN 25 0 2 0 0 27
15 FALSE LABOR, WITHOUT OTHER SPECIFICATION 0 1 13 13 0 27
MATERNAL CARE FOR DISPROPORTION DUE TO GENERAL
16 0 2 12 12 0 26
NARROWNESS OF THE PELVIS
17 FRACTURE OF THE DIAPHYSIS OF THE TIBIA 0 2 7 13 3 25
18 BACTERIAL SEPSIS OF THE NEWBORN, UNSPECIFIED 18 0 5 0 0 23
19 URINARY TRACT INFECTION, UNSPECIFIED SITE 4 1 5 4 9 23
20 ACUTE PANCREATITIS, UNSPECIFIED 0 1 3 11 8 23
ALL OTHER CAUSES 146 72 305 463 249 1235
TOTAL 338 165 882 953 332 2670
TABLE Nº 93
HOSPITALIZATION – MEDICINE SERVICE / BY
AGE GROUPS
2021
ADULT
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK TEEN YOUNG ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
1 ACUTE PANCREATITIS, UNSPECIFIED 0 2 11 6 19
2 URINARY TRACT INFECTION, UNSPECIFIED SITE 1 5 4 9 19
3 GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE, UNSPECIFIED 0 1 8 9 18
4 ACUTE TUBULOINTERSTICIAL NEPHRITIS 0 5 8 3 16
5 PNEUMONIA, UNSPECIFIED 0 1 3 9 13
6 TOXIC EFFECT OF UNSPECIFIED SUBSTANCE 1 7 3 0 11
NON-INSULIN-DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, WITHOUT
7 MENTION OF COMPLICATION 0 1 4 4 9
8 RESPIRATORY FAILURE, UNSPECIFIED 0 1 1 7 9
9 OTHER CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER AND THOSE NOT SPECIFIED 0 0 3 5 8
10 (in white) 1 0 2 5 8
11 CELLULITE OF OTHER PARTS OF THE LIMBS 0 1 4 2 7
12 OTHER INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISEASES WITH FIBROSIS 0 0 1 4 5
13 PNEUMONIA DUE TO MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIAE 0 0 2 3 5
14 SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 0 1 2 2 5
15 RENEWAL HYPERTENSION 0 0 0 4 4
16 BACTERIAL PNEUMONIA, UNSPECIFIED 0 0 0 4 4
17 NON-INFECTIOUS, UNSPECIFIED COLITIS AND 0 0 2 2 4
18 GASTROENTERITIS
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE 0 0 0 4 4
19 TOXIC EFFECT OF SPIDER VENOM 0 3 0 1 4
UNSPECIFIED RESPIRATORY TUBERCULOSIS,
20 BACTERIOLOGICALLY AND HISTOLOGICALLY CONFIRMED 0 1 1 2 4
TOTAL 5 48 103 145 301
GRAPH Nº 94
TOP TEN CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY
MEDICINE SERVICE - DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL
2021
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The main causes of illness in hospitalization of the medicine service were as follows:
6.3% is due to acute pancreatitis, followed by urinary tract infections, pneumonia,
especially in higher incidence in the elderly, increasing in cold weather. It is the 5th
cause of hospitalization.
TABLE Nº 94
FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION
– PSYCHIATRY SERVICE / BY AGE GROUPS
2021
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
1 PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA 1 2 3
TOTAL 1 2 3
GRAPH Nº 95
FIRST CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY. –
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2021
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The cause of morbidity in hospitalization in the Psychiatry service is Paranoid

Schizophrenia, both in adults and the elderly.
TABLE Nº 95
FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION –
UVI SERVICE / BY AGE GROUPS
2021
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TEEN ADULT
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK YOUNG ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
1 RESPIRATORY FAILURE, UNSPECIFIED 0 2 5 7
2 SEPSIS, UNSPECIFIED 0 1 4 5
3 CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE, UNSPECIFIED 0 0 3 3
4 (in white) 0 1 1 2
OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED INTESTINAL
5 0 0 2 2
OBSTRUCTIONS
6 ACUTE PANCREATITIS, UNSPECIFIED 1 0 1 2
7 INTRACRANIAL TRAUMA, UNSPECIFIED 0 2 0 2
SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE

8 SYNDROME OF NON-INFECTIOUS ORIGIN, 0 0 2 2
WITHOUT ORGANIC FAILURE
9 MULTIPLE SURFACE INJURIES, UNSPECIFIED 0 1 1 2
10 SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 0 0 2 2

SINGLE SPONTANEOUS BIRTH, WITHOUT
11 0 1 0 1
OTHER SPECIFICATION
OTHER SECONDARY PULMONARY
12 0 0 1 1
HYPERTENSIONS
GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE,
13 0 0 1 1
UNSPECIFIED
INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE (NON-
14 0 0 1 1
TRAUMATIC), UNSPECIFIED
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND FLUTTER,
15 0 0 1 1
UNSPECIFIED
16 UNSPECIFIED JAUNDER 0 0 1 1
17 STREPTOCOCCAL SEPSIS, UNSPECIFIED 0 0 1 1
18 CEREBRAL INFARCTION, UNSPECIFIED 0 0 1 1
19 INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE IN 0 0 1 1
HEMISPHERE, CORTICAL
20 CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE 0 1 0 1
TOTAL 4 1 15 37 57
GRAPH Nº 96
TOP TEN CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY.
– UVI SERVICE
2021
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The first cause of morbidity in the EUS service is respiratory infections with
12.28%, followed by 8 out of every 100 patients with unspecified sepsis, in third
place, cerebrovascular diseases with 5.26, the most vulnerable group being
adults and the older adult.
TABLE Nº 96
FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION –
SURGERY SERVICE / BY AGE GROUPS
2021
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK CHILD TEEN YOUNG ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL

2 OTHER ACUTE APPENDICITIS, AND THOSE NOT SPECIFIED 0 13 42 45 10 110
4 MULTIPLE SURFACE INJURIES, UNSPECIFIED 0 3 14 22 3 42
6 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTIONS 0 0 4 6 9 19
UNILATERAL OR UNSPECIFIED INGUINAL HERNIA, WITHOUT

7 0 1 2 9 6 18
OBSTRUCTION OR GANGRENE
8 CLAVICLE FRACTURE 0 3 7 4 1 15
9 FRACTURE OF THE DIAPHYSIS OF THE ULNA 0 1 2 4 2 9
10 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA TO THE HEAD, UNSPECIFIED PART 1 1 1 4 0 7
11 FRACTURE OF THE DIAPHYSIS OF THE HUMEROUS 0 1 0 4 2 7

12 HEAD TRAUMA, UNSPECIFIED 2 0 2 2 0 6
13 ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT DISLOCATION 0 0 0 6 0 6
14 FRACTURE OF FOREARM, UNSPECIFIED PART 0 0 2 4 0 6
15 FRACTURE OF THE FIBULE ONLY 0 0 2 3 0 5
16 FRACTURE OF THE PATELLA 0 0 0 4 1 5
17 UMBILICAL HERNIA WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION OR GANGRENE 0 0 1 3 1 5
18 ANAL ABSCESS 0 0 1 1 3 5
19 UNSPECIFIED TRAUMA OF THE WRIST AND HAND 0 0 1 3 0 4
20 INTESTINAL ADHESIONS [BRIDGES] WITH OBSTRUCTION 0 0 0 1 3 4

ALL OTHER CAUSES 0 8 45 93 55 201
TOTAL 3 33 164 326 141 667
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GRAPH Nº 97
TOP TEN CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY –
SURGERY SERVICE
2021

The morbidity in the surgery service is in first place with 18.89% is chronic
cholecystitis in second place other acute appendicitis, 6 out of every 100
hospitalized patients were diagnosed with acute cholecystitis, superficial trauma
with 6.30% primarily in the group of 15 49 years old, economically active
population.
In seventh place are cases of inguinal hernia, all other causes in a lower
proportion, with the most affected age group generally being those between 20
and 49 years old, the adult life stage.
TABLE Nº 97
HOSPITALIZATION – NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2021
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No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK TOTAL %
1 NEONATAL JAUNDICE, UNSPECIFIED 105 40.08
SLOWNESS IN FOOD INGESTION
2 46 17.56
NEWBORN
3 HYPOFEEDING OF THE NEWBORN 27 10.31
4 BACTERIAL SEPSIS OF THE NEWBORN, UNSPECIFIED 23 8.78

OMPHALITIS OF THE NEWBORN WITH OR WITHOUT
5 5 1.91
MILD HEMORRHAGE
6 OTHER PRETERMINAL NEWBORN BORN 5 1.91
7 VOMITING OF THE NEWBORN 5 1.91
8 NEONATAL DIFFICULTY IN BREASTFEEDING 5 1.91
9 NEONATAL POLYCYTHEMIA 4 1.53
RESPIRATORY DIFFICULTY OF THE NEWBORN,
10 3 1.15
UNSPECIFIED
NEONATAL JAUNDICE DUE TO OTHER SPECIFIED
11 3 1.15
CAUSES
HYDROCEPHALUS IN OTHER DISEASES CLASSIFIED
12 2 0.76
ELSEWHERE
OTHER TRANSIENT NEONATAL COAGULATION
13 2 0.76
DISORDERS
CONGENITAL MALFORMATION OF THE HEART,
14 2 0.76
UNSPECIFIED
15 OTHER NEONATAL HYPOGLYCEMIAS 1 0.38
INTRAVENTRICULAR (NON-TRAUMATIC) HEMORRHAGE
16 OF THE FETUS AND NEWBORN, WITHOUT OTHER 1 0.38
SPECIFICATION
17 POLYDACTYLY, UNSPECIFIED 1 0.38
ABNORMAL FINDINGS IN DIAGNOSIS BY
18 1 0.38
IMAGE OF THE BREAST
OTHER TRANSIENT METABOLIC ALTERATIONS IN THE
19 1 0.38
NEWBORN
20 ACUTE BRONCHIOLITIS, UNSPECIFIED 1 0.38
TOTAL 262 100.00
GRAPH Nº 98
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2021
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The first cause of morbidity in the Neonatology Service is neonatal jaundice with
59.43%, followed by bacterial sepsis of the newborn with 23.31%, in a lower
percentage we have respiratory failure of the newborn.
TABLE Nº 98
HOSPITALIZATION – PEDIATRICS SERVICE / BY
AGE GROUPS
2021
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No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK CHILD TEEN TOTAL
1 OTHER ACUTE APPENDICITIS, AND THOSE NOT SPECIFIED 9 7 16
2 OTHER GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF INFECTIOUS 6 0 6
ORIGIN
3 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED ABDOMINAL PAINS 5 1 6
4 GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF UNSPECIFIED ORIGIN 6 0 6
5 ACUTE BRONCHITIS, UNSPECIFIED 5 0 5
6 TOXIC EFFECT OF UNSPECIFIED SUBSTANCE 1 3 4
7 MULTIPLE SURFACE INJURIES, UNSPECIFIED 2 2 4
8 BACTERIAL FOOD POISONING, UNSPECIFIED 4 0 4

9 URINARY TRACT INFECTION, UNSPECIFIED SITE 4 0 4
10 FRACTURE OF THE FEMUR, UNSPECIFIED PART 3 0 3
OTHER ACUTE MULTIPLE SITE UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT
11 2 0 2
INFECTIONS
12 ACUTE TUBULOINTERSTICIAL NEPHRITIS 2 0 2
13 INTRACRANIAL TRAUMA, UNSPECIFIED 2 0 2
14 RESPIRATORY FAILURE, UNSPECIFIED 2 0 2
15 VOLUME DEPLETION 2 0 2
16 FRACTURE OF FOREARM, UNSPECIFIED PART 1 1 2
17 FRACTURE OF THE LOWER EPIPHYSIS OF THE HUMEROUS 2 0 2
18 ABDOMINAL PAIN LOCATED IN THE UPPER PART 1 1 2
19 ACUTE LARYNGOTRACHEITIS 2 0 2
20 CONGENITAL MALFORMATION OF THE HEART, UNSPECIFIED 2 0 2
ALL OTHER CAUSES 42 17 59

TOTAL 105 32 137
GRAPH Nº 99
TOP TEN CAUSES OF HOSPITAL MORBIDITY.
– PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2021

The first cause of morbidity in the pediatric service is acute appendicitis with
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11.68%, followed by other gastroenteritis and colitis with 4.38%, primarily in the group
of children under 11 years of age, in fifth place, acute respiratory infections
( bronchitis, laryngo-tracheitis, respiratory failure) occupy the first places in hospital
morbidity, increasing in the cold season.
TABLE Nº 99
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN HOSPITALIZATION – OBSTETRICS
SERVICE / AGE GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
2021
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK TEEN ADULT TOTAL
1 SINGLE SPONTANEOUS BIRTH, WITHOUT OTHER SPECIFICATION 39 480 519
2 INCOMPLETE UNSPECIFIED ABORTION, WITHOUT COMPLICATION 1 72 73
3 FALSE LABOR BEFORE 37 COMPLETE WEEKS OF GESTATION 4 33 37
4 UNSPECIFIED URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN PREGNANCY 5 30 35

5 INCOMPLETE SPONTANEOUS ABORTION, WITHOUT COMPLICATION 2 31 33
6 THREATENED ABORTION 1 27 28
7 FALSE LABOR, WITHOUT OTHER SPECIFICATION 1 26 27
8 MATERNAL CARE FOR OTHER SPECIFIED FETAL PROBLEMS 2 25 27
MATERNAL CARE FOR DISPROPORTION DUE TO GENERAL NARROWNESS OF
9 2 24 26
THE PELVIS
10 MATERNAL CARE FOR UTERINE SCAR DUE TO PREVIOUS SURGERY 1 22 23
11 PREECLAMPSIA, UNSPECIFIED 0 21 21
12 KIDNEY INFECTION IN PREGNANCY 2 19 21
13 MILD HYPEREMESIS GRAVIDIC 1 16 17
14 MATERNAL CARE FOR DISPROPORTION OF UNSPECIFIED ORIGIN 2 13 15
15 ECTOPIC PREGNANCY, UNSPECIFIED 0 15 15
16 MATERNAL CARE FOR BREEZE PRESENTATION 3 11 14
DELAY OF BIRTH AFTER SPONTANEOUS OR UNSPECIFIED RUPTURE OF
17 0 12 12
MEMBRANES
18 OBSTETRIC SURGICAL WOUND INFECTION 0 11 11
19 PROLONGED LABOR, UNSPECIFIED 2 8 10
20 RETAINED ABORTION 0 10 10
ALL OTHER CAUSES 9 165 174
TOTAL 77 1071 1148
GRAPH Nº 100
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2021
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45 out of every 100 women hospitalized in the obstetrics service were for care of a
single spontaneous birth, in the group mostly of 20-49 years, followed by the group of
15-19 years, in second place, the reason for hospitalization is spontaneous abortions
with 6.36%, followed by false labor before 37 weeks. of gestation.
TABLE Nº 100
HOSPITALIZATION – GYNECOLOGY SERVICE/GROUPS
OLD
2021
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK TEEN YOUNG ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
1 LEIOMIOMA OF THE UTERUS, WITHOUT OTHER SPECIFICATION 0 1 15 0 16

2 ABNORMAL VAGINAL AND UTERINE HEMORRHAGE, UNSPECIFIED 1 1 12 1 15
3 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED OVARIAN CYSTS 2 3 6 0 11
4 ENDOMETRIAL GLAND HYPERPLASIA 0 0 6 2 8
5 FEMALE PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE, UNSPECIFIED 0 4 2 0 6
6 OVARIAN DEVELOPING CYST 1 1 3 0 5
7 (in white) 0 2 1 0 3
8 COMPLETE UTEROVAGINAL PROLAPSE 0 0 1 1 2
9 DIFFUSE CYSTIC MASTOPATHY 0 0 2 0 2
10 URINARY SYSTEM DISORDER, UNSPECIFIED 0 0 2 0 2
11 OBSTETRIC SURGICAL WOUND INFECTION 0 1 1 0 2
12 INCOMPLETE UNSPECIFIED ABORTION, WITHOUT COMPLICATION 0 2 0 0 2
13 BREAST DISORDER, UNSPECIFIED 0 1 0 0 1
14 UTEROVAGINAL PROLAPSE, WITHOUT OTHER SPECIFICATION 0 0 0 1 1
15 BENIGN TUMORS OF THE VAGINA 0 0 1 0 1
16 PELVIC AND PERINEAL PAIN 0 0 1 0 1
17 ECTOPIC PREGNANCY, UNSPECIFIED 0 1 0 0 1
18 UNSPECIFIED URINARY TRACT INFECTION IN PREGNANCY 0 1 0 0 1
19 MULTIPLE SURFACE INJURIES, UNSPECIFIED 1 0 0 0 1
20 BREAST FIBROADENOSIS 0 1 0 0 1
TOTAL 6 23 59 7 95
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GRAPH Nº 101
GYNECOLOGY SERVICE
2021

Hospital morbidity in the gynecology service has leiomyoma of the uterus in first
place, followed by vaginal and uterine bleeding, and in third place, ovarian cysts with
11.58%, mainly affecting the group from 30 to 59 years old.
3.3. MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY.
TABLE Nº 101
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY
2021
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No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK TOTAL %
1 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED ABDOMINAL PAINS 1205 14.52
2 FALSE LABOR AT 37 AND MORE COMPLETE WEEKS OF GES 855 10.30
3 FALSE LABOR BEFORE 37 COMPLETE WEEKS OF GE 425 5.12
4 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA OF UNSPECIFIED REGION OF THE BODY 345 4.16
5 FEVER, UNSPECIFIED 332 4.00
6 SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 158 1.90
7 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA TO THE HEAD, UNSPECIFIED PART 134 1.61
8 GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF UNSPECIFIED ORIGIN 117 1.41
9 ACUTE PHARYNGITIS, UNSPECIFIED 91 1.10
10 NAUSEA AND VOMITING 90 1.08
11 INJURY TO OTHER PARTS OF THE HEAD 89 1.07
12 INJURY OF FINGER(S) OF THE HAND, WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE NAIL(S) 78 0.94
13 WOUND OF WRIST AND HAND, UNSPECIFIED PART 75 0.90
14 OTHER SPECIFIED ABNORMAL UTERINE OR VAGINAL HEMORRHAGES 71 0.86
15 WOUND OF UNSPECIFIED REGION OF THE BODY 65 0.78
16 ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION (PRIMARY) 62 0.75
17 URINARY SYSTEM DISORDER, UNSPECIFIED 57 0.69
18 OTHER GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF INFECTIOUS ORIGIN 57 0.69
19 ACUTE ABDOMEN 57 0.69
20 NON-INSULIN-DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, WITHOUT MENTION OF 56 0.67
COMPLICATIONS
TOTAL 8300 100.00
SOURCE : UEI-HEALTH NETWORK
GRAPH Nº 102
TOP TEN CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY
2021

14.52% of patients who go to the emergency room are due to other abdominal pain,
followed by 15 out of every 100 women who go to the emergency room due to false
labor between the ages of 18 and 59, the fourth cause of morbidity in the emergency
room is superficial trauma, with fever as the fifth cause, especially in children under
11 years of age.
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TABLE NO. 102

FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY –
BY LIFE STAGES
2021
1 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED ABDOMINAL PAINS 98 68 272 509 258 1205

2 FALSE LABOR AT 37 AND MORE WEEKS COMP 1 55 487 312 0 855
3 FALSE LABOR BEFORE 37 WEEKS COM 1 29 204 191 0 425
4 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA OF UNSPECIFIED REGION D 33 25 90 156 41 345
5 FEVER, UNSPECIFIED 246 17 29 25 15 332
6 (in white) 3 8 43 160 61 275
7 SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 12 1 9 69 67 158
8 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA OF THE HEAD, NON-EXPECTED PART 27 5 31 45 26 134
9 GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF UNSPECIFIED ORIGIN 37 2 16 40 22 117
10 ACUTE PHARYNGITIS, UNSPECIFIED 56 11 6 15 3 91
11 NAUSEA AND VOMITING 59 2 5 12 12 90
12 INJURY TO OTHER PARTS OF THE HEAD 29 2 14 23 21 89
13 INJURY OF FINGER(S) OF THE HAND, WITHOUT DAMAGE TO 9 6 16 37 10 78
14 THE NAIL(S)
WOUND OF THE WRIST AND HAND, NON-SPECIFIC PART 8 7 23 30 7 75
15 OTHER ABNORMAL UTERINE OR VAGINAL BLEEDINGS 1 7 23 40 0 71
16 WOUND OF UNSPECIFIED REGION OF THE BODY 10 6 17 26 6 65
17 ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION (PRIMARY) 0 0 1 23 38 62
18 URINARY SYSTEM DISORDER, UNSPECIFIED 20 2 8 16 11 57
19 OTHER GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF INFECTIOUS 37 2 7 8 3 57
20 ORIGIN
ACUTE ABDOMEN 2 5 22 21 7 57
ALL OTHER CAUSES 504 229 765 1395 769 3662
TOTAL 1193 489 2088 3153 1377 8300
TABLE Nº 103
MEDICINE SERVICE
2021
TEEN ELDERLY
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK YOUNG ADULT TOTAL
1 OTHER ABDOMINAL PAINS AND THOSE NOT 29 230 425 217 901
2 EXPECTED
SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 0 9 68 67 144
3 GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF NON-ESP 0 16 39 22 77
4 ORIGIN UNSPECIFIED
FEVER, 6 28 24 15 73
5 ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION (PRIMARY) 0 1 23 38 62
6 NON-INSULIN-DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS, 0 1 20 34 55
7 PRECORDIAL PAIN 1 7 27 10 45
8 CRANIAL NERVE DISORDER, UNSPECIFIC 3 3 14 20 40
9 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA OF NON-SPECIAL REGION 2 15 17 6 40
10 OTHER SPECIFIED HEADACHE SYNDROMES 4 8 13 9 34
11 URINARY SYSTEM DISORDER, NON-SPECIFIC 1 5 14 9 29
12 UNSPECIFIED LUMBAGO 1 7 14 7 29
13 NAUSEA AND VOMITING 1 5 12 10 28
14 GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE, NON- 0 2 14 12 28
15 SPECIFIC OF OTHER PARTS OF THE LIMBS
CELLULITE 0 6 15 6 27
16 CHEST PAIN, UNSPECIFIED 1 12 10 4 27
17 CHOLECYSTITIS, UNSPECIFIED 0 10 12 5 27
18 WOUND OF UNSPECIFIED REGION OF THE BODY 1 10 15 1 27
19 ACUTE PHARYNGITIS, UNSPECIFIED 2 6 15 3 26
20 COUGH 0 7 16 2 25
ALL OTHER CAUSES 58 291 611 334 1294
TOTAL 110 679 1418 831 3038
GRAPH Nº 103
EMERGENCY – MEDICINE SERVICE
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29.66% of patients who come to the Emergency-Medicine service for other abdominal
pain, 4 of 100 patients for acute respiratory failure, in third place with 2.53% for
diarrhea and gastroenteritis of presumed infectious origin, primarily in the group of 30
At older ages, high blood pressure and diabetes are the 5th and 6th causes of
emergency care in both adults and older adults.
TABLE Nº 104
20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY IN EMERGENCY –
SURGERY SERVICE/AGE GROUPS
2021
1 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA OF UNSPECIFIED REGION OF THE BODY 27 19 66 119 27 258

2 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED ABDOMINAL PAINS 4 14 37 75 40 170
3 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA TO THE HEAD, UNSPECIFIED PART 20 4 27 38 23 112
4 INJURY TO OTHER PARTS OF THE HEAD 26 2 12 22 16 78
5 WOUND OF WRIST AND HAND, UNSPECIFIED PART 5 4 14 16 6 45
6 CHEST CONTUSION 3 1 8 17 11 40
7 ACUTE ABDOMEN 0 4 16 13 6 39
8 INJURY OF FINGER(S) OF THE HAND, WITHOUT DAMAGE TO THE NAIL(S) 2 3 8 20 6 39
9 SCALP WOUND 7 4 8 16 3 38
10 LEG WOUND, UNSPECIFIED PART 7 2 6 11 9 35
11 URINARY RETENTION 0 0 0 4 30 34
12 EPISTAXIS 2 4 8 9 9 32
13 WOUND OF UNSPECIFIED REGION OF THE BODY 6 3 7 10 5 31
14 HEAD WOUND, PART UNSPECIFIED 4 0 6 15 5 30
16 MULTIPLE SURFACE INJURIES, UNSPECIFIED 5 0 9 9 3 26
18 MULTIPLE INJURIES, UNSPECIFIED 1 1 7 8 3 20
19 OTHER ACUTE APPENDICITIS, AND THOSE NOT SPECIFIED 1 0 7 9 2 19
20 INFECTION CONSECUTIVE TO PROCEDURE, NOT CLASSIFIED 0 1 3 6 8 18
ELSEWHERE
ALL OTHER CAUSES 86 27 133 233 133 612
TOTAL 206 93 391 677 361 1728
GRAPH Nº 104
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EMERGENCY – SURGERY SERVICE

2021

The first cause of emergency care in the surgery service is superficial trauma with
14.93%, followed by other abdominal pain with 9.84%, 6 out of every 100
emergency care is due to superficial head trauma.
TABLE Nº 105
TRAUMATOLOGY SERVICE/AGE GROUPS
2021
TEENAGE ELDERLY
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK CHILD YOUNG ADULT TOTAL
NTE
1 FRACTURE OF THE INFERIOR EPIPHYSIS OF THE RADIUS 5 5 6 14 14 44
2 ANKLE SPRAINS AND STRAINS 3 5 8 12 13 41
3 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA OF UNSPECIFIED REGION 1 2 9 20 8 40
4 CLAVICLE FRACTURE 6 4 6 10 4 30
6 INJURY OF THE FINGER(S) OF THE HAND, WITHOUT 5 3 7 9 0 24
7 DAMAGE TOOF
FRACTURE THE NAIL(S) FINGER OF THE HAND
ANOTHER 3 1 4 9 4 21
8 CONTUSION OF THE SHOULDER AND ARM 3 2 1 10 4 20
9 KNEE CONTUSION 1 1 3 8 6 19
10 UNSPECIFIED LUMBAGO 0 0 1 12 6 19
11 FRACTURE OF THE DIAPHYSIS OF THE CUBA AND RADIUS 6 4 2 2 3 17
12 WOUND OF THE WRIST AND HAND, NON-SPECIFIC PART 1 1 4 8 1 15
13 FRACTURE OF THE PATELLA 0 2 4 8 1 15
14 ELBOW CONTUSION 6 1 2 5 1 15
15 FRACTURE OF OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED PARTS 0 0 1 7 7 15
16 CONTUSION OF OTHER PARTS OF THE WRIST AND MA 0 1 1 6 6 14
17 ANKLE CONTUSION 1 0 6 6 1 14
18 FEMUR NECK FRACTURE 2 1 0 1 9 13
19 FRACTURE OF THE EXTERNAL MALEOLUS 0 0 0 11 1 12
20 CONTUSION OF OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED PARTS 1 1 1 4 4 11
ALL OTHER CAUSES 45 28 95 174 74 416
TOTAL 92 62 166 351 170 841
GRAPH Nº 105
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EMERGENCY – TRAUMATOLOGY SERVICE
2021

The first cause of emergency care in the trauma service is the fracture of the lower
epiphysis of the radius, mostly in older adults, 5 out of every 100 care are sprains
and strains of the ankle. The third cause of attention with 4.76% is superficial
trauma to an unspecified region.
TABLE Nº 106
PEDIATRICS SERVICE/AGE GROUPS
2021
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No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK 0 - 28 DAYS 1 - 11 MONTHS 1 - 11 YEARS 12 - 15 YEARS TOTAL

1 FEVER, UNSPECIFIED 56 190 10 256
2 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED ABDOMINAL PAINS 1 15 79 25 120
3 ACUTE PHARYNGITIS, UNSPECIFIED 12 44 9 65

4 NAUSEA AND VOMITING 8 51 1 60
GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF NON-
5 INFRINGEMENT 7 30 2 39
SPECIFIED
OTHER GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS OF
6 1 12 23 1 37
INFECTIOUS ORIGIN
7 VOLUME DEPLETION 21 1 22
8 URINARY SYSTEM DISORDER, UNSPECIFIED 5 15 0 20
9 ACUTE RHINOPHARYNGITIS [COMMON COLD] 1 15 11 0 27

10 SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 2 10 1 13
11 BACTERIAL FOOD POISONING, UNSPECIFIED 8 2 10
12 CONSTIPATION 6 7 1 14
SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA OF UNSPECIFIED REGION OF
13 5 2 7
THE BODY
14 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED SEIZURES 4 5 1 10
15 WOUND OF UNSPECIFIED REGION OF THE BODY 4 2 6

OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED EFFECTS OF HIGH
16 5 1 6
ALTITUDE
17 HIVES, UNSPECIFIED 5 1 6
18 OTHER ACUTE GASTRITIS 2 3 5
19 ACUTE LARYNGOPHARYNGITIS 2 5 0 7
20 ACUTE AMOEBIC DYSENTERY 4 5 0 9
TOTAL 17 189 669 102 977
GRAPH Nº 106
EMERGENCY – PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2021

The first cause of emergency care in the pediatric service is unspecified fever with
26.20%, 12 sick children out of every 100 children are treated for other abdominal
pain, thirdly, acute respiratory tract infections such as pharyngitis. ,
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Fifthly, there were diarrhea and gastroenteritis of unspecified infectious origin.
TABLE Nº 107
OBSTETRICS SERVICE/AGE GROUPS
2021
1 FALSE LABOR AT 37 AND OVER 1 54 484 309 0 848

2 FALSE LABOR BEFORE 3 1 29 203 189 0 422
3 OTHER UTERINE OR VAGINAL HEMORRHAGES 0 7 22 39 0 68
4 OTHER PUERPERAL COMPLICATIONS, NO 0 1 24 14 0 39
5 ANOTHER INCOMPLETE ABORTION, WITHOUT 0 1 15 17 0 33
6 COMPLICATION
PELVIC AND PERINEAL PAIN 0 0 8 14 0 22
7 ABNORMAL VAGINAL AND UTERINE 0 0 6 11 0 17
8 HEMORRHAGE
RETAINED ABORTION 0 0 9 6 0 15
9 INFECTION CONSECUTIVE TO PROCEDURE 0 0 6 8 0 14
10 OTHER ABDOMINAL PAINS AND THOSE NOT 0 0 2 9 1 12
11 INFLAMMATORY DISORDERS OF THE BREAST 0 0 7 5 0 12
12 STOP DEVELOPMENT OF THE EGG AND 0 0 6 5 0 11
13 LEIOMIOMA OF THE UTERUS, WITHOUT OTHER 0 0 0 10 1 11
14 SPECIFICATION
URINARY SYSTEM DISORDER, IT IS NOT 0 1 3 2 2 8
15 ACUTE ABDOMEN 0 1 4 3 0 8
16 MILD TO MODERATE PREECLAMPSIA 0 0 4 3 0 7
17 SEXUAL ABUSE 0 5 1 0 0 6
18 THREATENED ABORTION 0 0 2 4 0 6
19 PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE FEME 0 0 3 3 0 6
20 COMPLETE SPONTANEOUS ABORTION OR 0 0 2 4 0 6
NOTOTHER CAUSES
ALL 1 12 29 48 8 98
TOTAL 3 111 840 703 12 1669
GRAPH Nº 107
EMERGENCY – OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2021
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The first cause of emergency care in the Obstetrics service, with 76.09%, is care for
false labor, followed by 4.07% for uterine or vaginal bleeding.
The fifth cause of attention is incomplete abortions, without complications.
TABLE Nº 108
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE/AGE GROUPS
2021
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK TOTAL
1 NEONATAL JAUNDICE, UNSPECIFIED 7
2 BACTERIAL SEPSIS OF THE NEWBORN, NON-SPECIFIC 5
3 OTHER NEONATAL HYPOGLYCEMIAS 4
4 OTHER PRETERMINAL NEWBORN BORN 3
5 SEPSIS OF THE NEWBORN DUE TO OTHER BACTERIA 2
6 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED ABDOMINAL PAINS 2
7 BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA ORIGINATING IN THE 1
8 PERIUM
DIAPER RASH 1
9 NON-INFECTIOUS NEONATAL DIARRHEA 1
10 UMBILICAL HERNIA WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION OR 1
11 GANGRENE
DEHYDRATION OF THE NEWBORN 1
12 POSTERMINOUS NEWBORN WITHOUT OVERWEIGHT FOR 1
13 HIS
HYPOTHERMIA OF THE NEWBORN, UNSPECIFIED 1
14 SEPSIS OF THE NEWBORN DUE TO OTHER STRETPS 1
15 UNSPECIFIED TRANSIENT DISORDER OF THE META 1
16 CEPHALHEMATOMA DUE TO BIRTH TRAUMA 1
17 OTHER RESPIRATORY DIFFICULTIES IN THE NEWBORN 1
TOTAL 34
GRAPH Nº 108
EMERGENCY – NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2021
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The first cause of emergency care in the neonatology service, with 20.59%, is
neonatal jaundice, followed by 14.71% bacterial sepsis of the newborn, in third
place, there were other neonatal hypoglycemias.
TABLE Nº 109
OPHTHALMOLOGY SERVICE/AGE GROUPS
2021
No. CAUSES OF GETTING SICK CHILD YOUNG ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
1 FOREIGN BODY IN THE CONJUNCTIVE SAC 0 0 1 1 2

2 FOREIGN BODY IN THE CORNEA 0 1 0 1 2
3 CONTUSION OF THE EYEBALL AND TE 1 0 0 0 1
4 OTHER INJURIES OF THE EYE AND HEAD 0 1 0 0 1
5 FARSIGHTEDNESS 0 0 1 0 1
6 OTHER ACUTE CONJUNCTIVITIS 1 0 0 0 1
7 OTHER CENTRAL OPACITIES OF THE C 0 0 0 1 1
8 RETINAL TEAR WITHOUT DETACHMENT 0 0 1 0 1
9 BURN OF THE CORNEA AND SAC WITH 0 1 0 0 1
10 CONJUNCTIVAL HEMORRHAGE 0 0 1 0 1
11 WOUND OF THE EYELID AND REGION P 1 0 0 0 1
TOTAL 3 3 4 3 13
GRAPH Nº 109
EMERGENCY – OPHTHALMOLOGY SERVICE
2021
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The first cause of emergency care in the Ophthalmology service, with 15.38%, is
foreign bodies in the conjunctival sac, with the same percentage being foreign
bodies in the cornea.
8 out of every 100 people treated in the ophthalmology service suffer from
contusion of the eyeball.
3.4. SURVEILLANCE OF IN-HOSPITAL INFECTIONS .
TABLE Nº 110
SURVEILLANCE OF INFECTIONS IN THE SERVICE
NEONATOLOGY
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
MONTH
CVC STI STI CVP Neum VM CVC STI STI CVP Neum VM
rate x 1000 rate x 1000 rate x 1000 rate x 1000 rate x 1000 rate x 1000
January 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
February 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
March 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
April 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
May 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
June 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
July 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
August 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
September 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
October 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
November 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
December 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
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TABLE Nº 111
SURVEILLANCE OF VENOUS CATHETER INFECTIONS
PERIPHERAL IN THE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE BY
NEONATE MONTHS < 1500GR.
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
MONTH EXP DAYS EXP DAYS EXP DAYS NEITHER. VM. EXP DAYS EXP DAYS EXP DAYS NEITHER. VM.
CVC STIs CVP STIs CVC STIs CVP STIs
CVC CVP V.M. PNEUMONIA CVC CVP V.M. PNEUMONIA
JANUARY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FEBRUARY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MARCH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
APRIL 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MAY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
JUNE 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
JULY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
AUGUST 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
SEPTEMBER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
OCTOBER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0
NOVEMBER 2 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 0
DECEMBER 4 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 9 0 7 0 9 0 1 0 20 0 0 0
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 112
PERIPHERAL IN THE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE BY MONTHS OF
NEONATES 1501 – 2500 GR.
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
JANUARY 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FEBRUARY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MARCH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
APRIL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MAY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
JUNE 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
JULY 4 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
AUGUST 4 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
SEPTEMBER 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
OCTOBER 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0
NOVEMBER 4 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 0
DECEMBER 2 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 24 0 20 0 16 0 1 0 20 0 0 0
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 113
PERIPHERAL IN THE NEONATOLOGY SERVICE BY
MONTHS OF NEONATS > 2500 GR.
2020 – 2021
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JANUARY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FEBRUARY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MARCH 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0
APRIL 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
MAY 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0
JUNE 6 0 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
JULY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
AUGUST 7 0 7 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 7 0
SEPTEMBER 0 0 144 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
OCTOBER 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0
NOVEMBER 0 0 60 0 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 0
DECEMBER 0 0 57 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 30 0 401 0 10 0 1 0 20 0 30 0
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
Over the years, the surveillance of in-hospital infections by peripheral venous catheter
in the Neonatology service has presented a rate of 0% of infections in Newborns.
TABLE Nº 114
IN-HOSPITAL INFECTION RATE IN THE
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
STI rate STI rate Neum VM STI rate STI rate Neum Rate
MONTHS CVC x 1000 CVP x 1000 rate x 1000 CVC x 1000 CVP x 1000 VM x 1000
STI rate STI rate Neum VM STI rate STI rate Neum VM
CVC x 1000 CVP x 1000 rate x 1000 CVC x 1000 CVP x 1000 rate x 1000
JANUARY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
FEBRUARY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
MARCH 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
APRIL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
MAY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JUNE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JULY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
AUGUST 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SEPTEMBE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
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OCTOBER 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
NOVEMBER 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
DECEMBER NR NR NR 0.00 0.00 0.00
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 115
CENTRAL IN THE UVI SERVICE.
2020 – 2021
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Mont
h Days CVC Days Days NEITHER Days CVC Days Days NEITHER
ITU CUP ITU CUP
exp. CVC STIs exp. CUP exp. V.M. . VM. exp. CVC STIs exp. CUP exp. V.M. . VM.
JANUAR 14 0 86 0 41 pneumo
0 18 0 18 0 18 pneumon
0
Y
FEBRUA 10 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 13 0 13 0
RY
MARCH 14 0 0 0 1 0 12 0 12 0 12 0
APRIL 3 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 8 0 8 0
MAY 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 0 5 0
JUNE 2 0 2 0 2 0 8 0 8 0 8 0
JULY 3 0 2 0 2 0 8 0 8 0 2 0
AUGUST 3 0 3 0 3 0 31 0 31 0 8 0
SEPTEM 3 0 3 0 3 0 27 0 27 0 27 0
BER
OCTOBE 4 0 4 0 2 0 32 0 32 0 32 0
R
NOVEMB 8 0 12 0 8 0 64 0 112 0 32 0
ER
DECEMB 12 0 12 0 12 0 60 0 60 0 16 0
ER
TOTAL 76 0 124 0 74 0 286 0 334 0 181 0
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 116
RATE OF IN-HOSPITAL INFECTIONS IN THE
UVI SERVICE.
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
MONTHS CVC x 1000 CVP x 1000 rate x 1000 CVC x 1000 CVP x 1000 rate x 1000
CVC x 1000 CVP x 1000 rate x 1000 CVC x 1000 CVP x 1000 rate x 1000
JANUARY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
FEBRUARY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
MARCH 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
APRIL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
MAY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JUNE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JULY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
AUGUST 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SEPTEMBE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
R
OCTOBER 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
NOVEMBER 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
In the surveillance of In-hospital Infections in the EUS service, in the last 2 years
there have been no cases of infections due to central venous catheter, Urinary
Catheter, mechanical ventilator, which demonstrates the good work in the service.
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TABLE Nº 117
SURVEILLANCE OF CATHETER INFECTIONS
PERMANENT URINARY IN THE MEDICINE SERVICE
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
Pac Pac
Month Days exp. Days exp.
monitored ITU CUP UTI rate monitored ITU CUP UTI rate
CUP CUP
CUP CUP
JANUARY 53 5 0 0.00 12 12 0 0
FEBRUARY 95 50 0 0.00 10 10 0 0
MARCH 22 13 0 0.00 15 15 0 0
APRIL 2 2 0 0.00 12 12 0 0
MAY 4 4 0 0.00 18 18 0 0
JUNE 4 4 0 0.00 18 18 0 0
JULY 6 6 0 0.00 18 18 0 0
AUGUST 6 6 0 0.00 42 21 1 23.81
SEPTEMBER 4 4 0 0.00 115 24 0 0
OCTOBER 18 18 0 0.00 118 18 0 0
NOVEMBER 12 12 0 0.00 126 42 0 0
DECEMBER 16 16 0 0.00 175 35 0 0
TOTAL 242 140 0 0.00 679 243 1 23.81
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 118
DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL MEDICINE SERVICE
OF JAUJA
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
MONTHS UTI CUP Med UTI CUP Med
rate x 1000 rate x 1001
JANUARY 0.00 0.00

FEBRUARY 0.00 0.00
MARCH 0.00 0.00
APRIL 0.00 0.00
MAY 0.00 0.00
JUNE 0.00 0.00
JULY 0.00 0.00
AUGUST 0.00 23.81
SEPTEMBER 0.00 0.00
OCTOBER 0.00 0.00
NOVEMBER 0.00 0.00
DECEMBER NR 0.00
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
Monitoring of the indwelling urinary catheter in the medicine service reached an

infection rate of 23.81 per 1000 patients monitored in the month of August.
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TABLE Nº 119
SURVEILLANCE OF CATHETER INFECTIONS
PERMANENT URINARY IN THE SURGERY SERVICE
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
Month
Days exp. CUP ITU CUP Days exp. CUP ITU CUP
JANUARY 0 0 10 0
FEBRUARY 0 0 14 0
MARCH 14 0 13 0
APRIL 0 0 6 0
MAY 4 0 12 0
JUNE 4 0 15 0
JULY 4 0 22 0
AUGUST 6 0 26 0
SEPTEMBER 3 0 93 0
OCTOBER 38 0 112 0
NOVEMBER 6 0 150 0
DECEMBER 15 0 75 0
TOTAL 94 0 548 0
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 120
SURVEILLANCE OF CHOLECYSTECTOMY INFECTIONS
IN THE SURGERY SERVICE
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
Patients IHO by Patients
Month IHO by
monitored by cholecystectom monitored by
cholecystectomy
cholescist. y cholescist.
JANUARY 14 0 3 0
FEBRUARY 13 0 3 0
MARCH 6 0 2 0
APRIL 0 0 6 0
MAY 0 0 2 0
JUNE 4 0 4 0
JULY 2 0 6 0
AUGUST 2 0 5 0
SEPTEMBER 1 0 6 16.67
OCTOBER 6 0 4 0
NOVEMBER 4 0 6 0
DECEMBER 2 0 3 0
TOTAL 54 0 50 16.67
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
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TABLE Nº 121
SURVEILLANCE OF HERNIOPLASTY INFECTIONS
INGUINAL IN THE SURGERY SERVICE
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
Month Patients Patients

IHO due to IHO for
monitored for monitored for
hernioplasia hernioplasty
herniop. herniop.
JANUARY 2 0 1 0
FEBRUARY 0 0 1 0
MARCH 0 0 0 0
APRIL 0 0 2 0
MAY 0 0 0 0
JUNE 1 0 2 0
JULY 0 0 4 0
AUGUST 0 0 2 0
SEPTEMBER 0 0 2 0
OCTOBER 2 0 1 0
NOVEMBER 2 0 2 0
DECEMBER 0 0 2 0
TOTAL 7 0 19 0
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 122
SURGERY SERVICE
2020 – 2021
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IHO Hernia IHO Hernia
ITU CUP Qx IHO Colcist ITU CUP Qx IHO Colcist
Rate Eng. x Rate Eng. x
rate. x 1000 rate. x 100 rate. x 1000 rate. x 100
MONTHS 100 100
IHO Hernia IHO Hernia
ITU CUP Qx IHO Colcist ITU CUP Qx IHO Colcist
Rate Eng. x Rate Eng. x
rate. x 1000 rate. x 100 rate. x 1000 rate. x 100
100 100
JANUARY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
FEBRUARY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
MARCH 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
APRIL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
MAY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JUNE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JULY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
AUGUST 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SEPTEMBE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 16.67 0.00
R
OCTOBER 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
NOVEMBER 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
In-hospital infections in the surgery service, due to the use of an indwelling urinary
catheter, patients monitored for cholecystectomy, hernia plasty in the surgery service,
in 2021 there was an In-hospital Infection rate of 16.67 per hundred patients
monitored in the month of September. Infection of surgical wound due to
cholecystectomy.
TABLE Nº 123
SURVEILLANCE OF VAGINAL DELIVERY ENDOMETRITIS IN
THE OBSTETRICS-GYNECO SERVICE.
2020 – 2021
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MONTH No. Vaginal No. Vaginal
Births PV endometritis Births PV endometritis
JANUARY 57 0 32 0
FEBRUARY 60 0 28 0
MARCH 12 0 28 0
APRIL 2 0 22 0
MAY 17 0 32 0
JUNE 20 0 43 0
JULY 4 0 20 0
AUGUST 12 0 26 1
SEPTEMBER 4 0 54 0
OCTOBER 16 0 45 0
NOVEMBER 24 0 50 0
DECEMBER 54 0 40 0
TOTAL 282 0 420 1
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 124
SURVEILLANCE OF CESAREA DELIVERY ENDOMETRITIS
IN THE OBSTETRICS-GYNECO SERVICE.
2020 – 2021
2020 2021
MONTH No. Caesarean No. Caesarean
PC endometritis IHP per PC PC endometritis IHP per PC
Births Births
JANUARY 14 0 0 12 0 0
FEBRUARY 24 0 0 8 0 0
MARCH 6 0 0 6 0 0
APRIL 0 0 0 6 0 0
MAY 0 0 0 5 0 0
JUNE 15 0 0 12 0 0
JULY 4 0 0 8 1 12.5
AUGUST 15 0 0 19 0 0
SEPTEMBER 4 0 0 31 1 3.23
OCTOBER 8 0 0 24 0 0
NOVEMBER 18 0 0 30 1 3.33
DECEMBER 18 0 0 32 0 0
TOTAL 126 0 0 1008 3 19.06
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
TABLE Nº 125
IN-HOSPITAL SURVEILLANCE RATE IN THE
GYNECO-OBSTETRICS SERVICE.
2020 – 2021
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Endomet Endomet Endomet Endomet
PV rate x Rate PC x IHO rate PC PV rate x Rate PC x IHO rate PC
MONTHS 100 100 x 100 100 100 x 100
Endomet Endomet Endomet Endomet
PV rate x Rate PC x IHO rate PC PV Rate x Rate PC x IHO rate PC
100 100 x 100 100 100 x 100
JANUARY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
FEBRUARY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
MARCH 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
APRIL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
MAY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JUNE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JULY 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 12.50
AUGUST 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SEPTEMBE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.23
R
OCTOBER 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
NOVEMBER 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
In the surveillance of endometritis due to vaginal delivery in 2020 and 2021,

no infections due to endometritis occurred. In-hospital infections due to
cesarean delivery occurred in 2021 (03 cases) in the months of July,
September and November with a rate of 12.50%, this indicates the failures in
the care processes for cesarean delivery.
TABLE Nº 126
SURVEILLANCE OF SHARP PUNCH ACCIDENTS IN
THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA HOSPITAL IN JAUJA
2020 – 2021
YEARS OPERATIONS SURGICAL UCE MATERNITY
ROOM CENTER
2020 1 0 0 0
2021 0 0 0 1
SOURCE: IIH-HDOJ
Surveillance of sharps accidents, 1 case has been reported in 2020, but it

continues to represent a latent risk for health workers, so the proper disposal
of hospital solid waste must be reinforced.
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MORTALITY ANALYSIS.
TABLE Nº 127
FIRST CAUSES OF MORTALITY
JAUJA PROVINCE
2021
No.DUE TO (CAUSE A) 0 - 11 years 12 - 17 18 - 29 30 - 59 60 to + TOTAL
1 AGU RESPIRATORY FAILURE 2 years years
5 years
158 years
363 528
2 Cachexia 15 144 159
3 RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 5 1 16 109 131
4 HEART FAILURE 9 51 60
5 SEPSIS 2 6 36 44
6 LIVER FAILURE 1 1 9 19 30
7 RENAL INSUFFICIENCY 6 23 29
8 BRAIN EDEMA 1 1 3 9 12 26
9 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 6 19 25
10PULMONARY EDEMA 1 1 1 19 22
11CEREBRAL EDEMA. 2 5 3 6 16
12RESPIRATORY FALIURE 4 10 14
13SEPTIC SHOCK 1 1 2 7 11
14COVID 19 2 9 11
15CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST 1 1 6 8
16HEART ATTACK 3 5 8
17COVID 19 VIRUS IDENTIFIED 5 2 7
18MULTIPLE ORGAN FAILURE 3 4 7
19METABOLIC ACIDOSIS 4 2 6
20ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 6 6
TOTAL 24 9 29 360 1088 1510
GRAPH Nº 110
TOP TEN CAUSES OF MORTALITY
JAUJA PROVINCE
2021

The first cause of mortality in 2021 in the Province of
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Jauja is Acute Respiratory Failure with 34.97%, the second cause of death
is cachexia with 144 deaths in older adults, 4 out of every 100 deaths are
due to heart failure, with generalized sepsis as the fifth cause of death.
TABLE Nº 128
JAUJA DISTRICT
2021
No.DUE TO (CAUSE A) 0 - 11 years 12 - 17 18 - 29 30 - 59 60 to + TOTAL
1 SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY years years
1 years
29 years
79 109
2 Cachexia 2 19 21
3 RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 1 2 15 18
4 RENAL INSUFFICIENCY 1 7 8
5 LIVER FAILURE 1 1 3 3 8
6 PULMONARY EDEMA 1 1 5 7
7 MYOCARDIAL INFART 3 4 7
8 HEART FAILURE 6 6
9 BRAIN EDEMA 3 3 6
10 RESPIRATORY FALIURE 3 3
11 SEPSIS 3 3
12 COVID 19 3 3
13 SEPTIC SHOCK 3 3
14 CEREBRAL EDEMA. 1 1 1 3
15 COVID 19 VIRUS IDENTIFIED 2 2
16 MULTI-ORGANIC FAILURE 2 2
17 DIABETIC COMA 1 1 2
18 ACUTE PULMONARY EDEMA 2 2
19 HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK 1 1 2
20 METABOLIC ACIDOSIS 1 1 2
TOTAL 4 2 5 58 188 257
GRAPH Nº 111
JAUJA DISTRICT
2021
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In the same way as the first cause of mortality in 2021 in the Province of
Jauja, in the district of Jauja it is Acute Respiratory Failure with 42.41%. 8
out of every 100 deaths
They are due to cachexia in older adults, many of them in situations of
abandonment.
TABLE NO. 129

2021
INTENSIVE
SURGERY GENERAL
No. diag1_des PEDIATRICS SURVEILLA TOTAL
GENERAL MEDICINE
NCE UNIT
1 RESPIRATORY FAILURE, UNSPECIFIED 1 6 7

2 SEPSIS, UNSPECIFIED 4 4
3 OTHER CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER AND THOSE NOT SPECIFIED 3 3
4 CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE, UNSPECIFIED 1 2 3
5 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTIONS 1 2 3
6 SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 1 2 3

7 PULMONARY EDEMA 1 1 2
INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE (NON-TRAUMATIC),
8 1 1 2
UNSPECIFIED
9 PNEUMONIA, UNSPECIFIED 1 1 2
10 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE, UNSPECIFIED 1 1
11 INTRACRANIAL TRAUMA, UNSPECIFIED 1 1
12 HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK 1 1
13 GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE, UNSPECIFIED 1 1
UNSPECIFIED RESPIRATORY TUBERCULOSIS,
14 1 1
BACTERIOLOGICALLY AND HISTOLOGICALLY CONFIRMED
15 INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE IN HEMISPHERE, CORTICAL 1 1
SEQUELAE OF BRAIN VASCULAR ACCIDENT, NOT SPECIFIED
16 1 1
AS HEMORRHAGIC OR ISCHEMIC
NON-INFECTIOUS, UNSPECIFIED COLITIS AND
17 1 1
GASTROENTERITIS
18 HEPATORENAL SYNDROME 1 1
19 RENEWAL HYPERTENSION 1 1
20 TUBERCULOSIS OF BONES AND JOINTS 1 1
TOTAL 2 18 1 39 60
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GRAPH Nº 112
2021

The first cause of death in patients treated at the Domingo Olavegoya

Hospital, with 11.67%, is acute respiratory failure, with generalized sepsis
being the second cause of death.
TABLE Nº 130
MORTALITY DUE TO SERVICES AT THE DOMINGO HOSPITAL
OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA
2021
SERVICES No.
GENERAL SURGERY 2
GENERAL MEDICINE 18
PEDIATRICS 1
INTENSIVE
SURVEILLANCE UNIT 39
TOTAL 60
TABLE Nº 131
MORTALITY BY SERVICES / AGE GROUPS IN THE
2021
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SERVICES CHILD TEEN ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
GENERAL SURGERY 1 1 2
GENERAL MEDICINE 6 12 18
GENERAL PEDIATRICS 1 0 0 1
INTENSIVE SURVEILLANCE UNIT 1 5 33 39
TOTAL 1 1 12 46 60
GRAPH NO. 113

PERCENTAGE OF MORTALITY FOR SERVICES IN THE
2021

The highest percentage of mortality occurs in the elderly, followed by adults.

The first cause of in-hospital mortality was sepsis and the most affected age is
the elderly, followed by pneumonia and unspecified respiratory failure.
The largest number of deaths occurred in the Intensive Surveillance Unit,
followed by the Medicine service.
TABLE NO. 132

CAUSES OF MORTALITY
MEDICINE SERVICE
2021
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DUE TO (CAUSE A) No. %
1 OTHER CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER AND THOSE NOT SPECIFIED 3 16.67
2 RESPIRATORY FAILURE, UNSPECIFIED 1 5.56
3 HEPATORENAL SYNDROME 1 5.56
4 OTHER SPECIFIED SEPSIS 1 5.56
5 VOLUME DEPLETION 1 5.56
6 LUNG TUBERCULOSIS, WITHOUT MENTION OF CONFIRMATION 1 5.56
7 PULMONARY EDEMA 1 5.56
8 COAGULATION DEFECT, UNSPECIFIED 1 5.56
9 PNEUMONIA, UNSPECIFIED 1 5.56
10 CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE, UNSPECIFIED 1 5.56
11 CARDIAC ARREST, UNSPECIFIED 1 5.56
12 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE, UNSPECIFIED 1 5.56
13 SUPERFICIAL TRAUMA OF THE HEAD, NON-SPECIFIC PART 1 5.56
14 RENEWAL HYPERTENSION 1 5.56
15 NON-INFECTIOUS, NON-SPECIFIC COLITIS AND 1 5.56
16 GASTROENTERITIS
SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 1 5.56
TOTAL 18 100.00
The first cause of hospital mortality in the medical service is cirrhosis of

the liver, secondly, unspecified respiratory failure, followed by other
cirrhosis of the liver, and fifthly we have unspecified cardiac arrest,
constituting a poor diagnosis.
TABLE Nº 133
CAUSES OF MORTALITY
UVI SERVICE
2021
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1 RESPIRATORY FAILURE, UNSPECIFIED 6 19.35
2 SEPSIS, UNSPECIFIED 4 12.90
3 OTHER AND NON-ESPECIAL INTESTINAL 2 6.45
4 OBSTRUCTIONS
CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE, UNSPECIFIED 2 6.45
5 SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY 2 6.45
6 SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE SYNDROME 1 3.23
7 ACUTE PANCREATITIS, UNSPECIFIED 1 3.23
8 OTHER SECONDARY PULMONARY HYPERTENSIONS 1 3.23
9 INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE IN HEMISPHERE, CORT 1 3.23
10 STREPTOCOCCAL SEPSIS, UNSPECIFIED 1 3.23
11 INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE (NON-TRAUMATIC), NON- 1 3.23
12 E
INTRACRANIAL TRAUMA, UNSPECIFIED 1 3.23
13 UNSPECIFIED JAUNDER 1 3.23
14 TOXIC EFFECT OF UNSPECIFIED SUBSTANCE 1 3.23
15 CEREBRAL INFARCTION, UNSPECIFIED 1 3.23
16 SEQUELAE OF BRAIN VASCULAR ACCIDENT, N 1 3.23
17 CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE 1 3.23
18 PULMONARY EDEMA 1 3.23
19 TUBERCULOSIS OF BONES AND JOINTS 1 3.23
20 KIDNEY AND URETER DISORDER, UNSPECIFIC 1 3.23
TOTAL 31 100.00
The cause of in-hospital mortality in the ICU service was unspecified

respiratory failure, followed by generalized sepsis and, thirdly, deaths due
to intestinal obstruction.
TABLE Nº 134
CAUSES OF MORTALITY
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2021
1 INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE (NON-TRAUMATIC), UNSPECIFIED 1 100.00
TOTAL 1 100.00
The first cause of mortality in the pediatric service is intracranial

hemorrhage.
TABLE Nº 135
CAUSES OF MORTALITY
SURGERY SERVICE
2021

1 OTHER INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTIONS AND THOSE NOT 1 50.00
EXPECTED
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BUTTOCK
TOTAL 2 100.00
In-hospital death in the surgery service was due to intestinal and unspecified
obstructions, followed by skin abscesses.
IV. ANALYSIS OF THE SERVICE OFFER.
4.1. PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RESOURCES
The Health Network. It is based at the “Domingo Olavegoya” Support

Hospital in Jauja.
Establishment Resolution Date Denomination

Category No.
Hospital Without
Resolution 05-01-1922 HA" Sunday.
“Olavegoya”
Nature
The “Domingo Olavegoya” Hospital is a deconcentrated body of the Jauja
Health Network and develops health activities through prevention, health
promotion, with emphasis on recovery and rehabilitation activities.
Historical review
The “Domingo Olavegoya” Hospital in Jauja has its origins back in the
1900s, when the ravages caused by the fearsome illness of the white
plague or tuberculosis were alarming (25% total mortality) and the
hospitals of Lima were collapsed with the care of tuberculosis patients.
This enormous lethality was due to the indifference with which the
progressive growth of such a deadly disease had been viewed. During
these years, a commission was formed with the purpose of building a
sanatorium, preceded by the National University of San Marcos and
made up of doctors Dulanto M., Odriozola E., Avendaño L. and Engineer
Torres. In 1903, by Supreme Resolution, the UNMSM was authorized to
reimburse 80,000 Peruvian pounds of gold for the construction of the
sanatorium. On February 22, 1905, a report was submitted indicating the
possibility of the sanatorium being built in Jauja or Tamborique. On March
12, 1906, the commission in charge definitively determined the
construction of the sanatorium in Jauja and with the legacy of the
philanthropist Don Domingo. Olavegoya
Iriarte, a wealthy character from Lima's high society, who after a painful
and fruitless pilgrimage to the best specialists of the time, experienced
the joy of seeing his beloved daughter cured of the terrible disease of
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tuberculosis. The donation consisted of an amount of 10,000 Peruvian

pounds of gold. In 1918 contracts were made for the construction of the
sanatorium.
On September 21, 1921, the so-called Hospital Board, through Inspector

Mr. Michael Fort, announced that the name of the establishment would be
Domingo Olavegoya Hospital and not Sanatorium, with a view to greater
institutional projection.
The inauguration of the "Olavegoya" Hospital did not take place, the idea
of inaugurating it was postponed on many occasions, for multiple
reasons, such as the difficulty of traveling due to work and occupation of
Mr. Inspector Michael Fort, also the difficulty of the central railway, for the
interruptions caused by the landslides and the urgency of delivering to the
service of suffering humanity.
Michael Fort verbally informed the Reverend Mother Superior that in a

board session it was agreed that the opening date of the establishment
for public service would be January 5, 1922 , beginning the
administrative work with the application of the Admission Regulations,
Forms and Background.
The story goes that the patients coming from Lima were previously
examined by the Director of the "BYRON" office, Dr. Corvetto, who
granted a certificate, endorsed by the Inspector Mr. Michael Fort, and the
patients coming from Jauja received a medical examination to enter the
hospital. sanatorium, the same ones that were endorsed by the Reverend
Mother Superior. The fame of the "Olavegoya" Hospital grew and its
prestige surpassed the country's borders and by then it was known
worldwide. The influx of national and foreign patients led to the creation of
new pavilions.
On July 16, 1923, the first registered nurse Felicita Cernaqué entered as
a patient and at the same time as contracted staff. The first foreign
patient was the Minister Chargé d'Affaires of China who was admitted in
March 1923. Famous patients who developed in military life, national
politics, ministers, directors of the Police Forces were hospitalized;
writers, scientists, members of royal families, among others.
According to the existing written versions, it is deduced that the first

administrators were religious and Dr. Augusto de las Casas is considered
the first director for performing the functions of
Chief Medical Officer, followed by Dr. Bardales and Mr. Demetrio

Olavegoya (Member of the Public Charity of Lima, who in a letter dated
April 19, 1926, sent to Jauja stated that the arrival of a Doctor from
Switzerland to occupy the Directorate would be arranged. ). The next
Directors were Dr. Aronbal, Dr. Klinge, Dr. José García Frías, a medical
scientist specialized in Germany, and Dr. Raúl Guerra Cuevas, with
studies and specialization in France, a clinical follower of the French
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Medical School .
The history of the "Domingo Olavegoya" Hospital was diminishing with

the appearance of chemotherapy drugs. The support of the Public
Charities of Lima and Callao gradually decreased. And this is how on
November 15, 1961 with RS It is transferred to the Ministry of Public
Health and Social Assistance, in compliance with the health policy that
ordered the integration of health services. In 1964 the work of the nuns of
charity came to an end, leaving the work in the hands of professionals
and health assistants.
In the 60s the hospital's actions were reoriented to the tasks of a general
hospital. In the 1980s, the hospital became a regional reference center
for mental health and psychiatry care, with Dr. Petronio Izaguirre as
director and Dr. Nelson Ninamango as head of the Department of
Psychiatry.
Currently, the “Domingo Olavegoya” Hospital has health and

administrative sciences professionals, many of them with specialties,
master's degrees and doctorates. Management has begun a stage of
changes based on the skills acquired in training that has been carried out
inside and outside the institution, with a view to continuing to raise the
quality of care provided to the target population made up of the two
provinces of Jauja and Yauli Oroya.
4.2. INTERNAL ORGANIZATION
The “Domingo Olavegoya” Hospital has the following Organic

Structure, according to Regional Ordinance No. 267-GRJ/CR 01.
Management Body
01.1. Address.
02. Advisory Body.
02.1. Planning, Budget and Modernization Unit.
02.2 Epidemiology, Prevention and Control Unit
of Diseases.
02.3. Public Health Unit.
03. Support Bodies.

03.1 Administration Unit.
03.2 Human Resources Management Unit.
03.2 Information Technology Unit.
03.3 Benefits and insurance unit in
health.
03.4 General services and maintenance unit
04. Line Organs
04.1 Outpatient and Hospitalization Service.
04.2 Medicine Service.
04.3 Surgery and Anesthesiology Service.
04.4 Service of Pediatrics.
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04.5 Service of Obstetrics Gynecology.

04.6 Service of Odontostomatology.
04.7 Service of Psychiatry.
04.8 Emergency and critical care service.
04.10 Service of Diagnostic support.
04.11 Service of treatment support.
The “Domingo Olavegoya” Support Hospital manages the Health Centers

and Health Posts of the Provinces of Jauja and Yauli (La Oroya), as well
as the National Canteen No. 5 of La Oroya.
4.3. AVAILABILITY OF HOSPITAL BEDS.
TABLE Nº 136
AVAILABILITY OF HOSPITAL BEDS
2021
SERVICES No.
Total 115
Medicine 17
Surgery 18
Traumatology 6
Pediatrics 21
Neonatology 5
Gynecology 10
Obstetrics 16
Psychiatry 18
UVI 4
4.3.1. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS.
TABLE Nº 137
HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS
MEDICINE SERVICE
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2021
TOTAL INDICATORS
MONTHS DAYS BED PERCENTAGE OF PERFORMANCE REPLACEMENT

INCOME EXPENSES STAYS PATIENTS DAYS DECEASED AVERAGE STAY
AVAILABLE OCCUPATION BED INTERVAL
JANUARY 22 25 223 123 527 0 8.9 23.3 1.47 16.2

FEBRUARY 27 15 123 411 527 0 8.2 78 0.88 7.7
MARCH 23 20 268 243 527 0 13.4 46.1 1.18 14.2
APRIL 33 31 478 235 510 0 15.4 46.1 1.82 8.9
MAY 22 21 293 138 527 0 14 26.2 1.23 18.5
JUNE 25 25 278 161 527 0 11.1 30.6 1.47 14.6
JULY 25 24 161 255 527 0 6.7 48.4 1.41 11.3
AUGUST 25 21 176 260 527 0 8.4 49.3 1.23 12.7
SEPTEMBER 26 20 335 240 527 0 16.8 45.5 1.18 14.4
OCTOBER 40 30 258 263 527 1 8.6 49.9 1.76 8.8
NOVEMBER 33 34 285 293 527 1 8.4 55.6 2 6.9
DECEMBER 43 35 248 289 527 2 7.1 54.8 2.06 6.8
AVG ANNUAL 29 25 261 243 526 4 10.58 46.15 1.47 11.75
TABLE Nº 138
SURGERY SERVICE
2021
TOTAL INDICATORS
MONTHS DAYS BED PERCENTAGE OF BED REPLACEMENT

AVAILABLE OCCUPATION PERFORMANCE INTERVAL
JANUARY 47 34 187 185 744 0 5.5 24.9 1.41 16.4

FEBRUARY 29 30 135 144 744 0 4.5 19.4 1.25 20
MARCH 41 41 234 203 744 0 5.7 27.3 1.7 13.2
APRIL 33 33 148 179 720 0 4.5 24.9 1.37 16.4
MAY 45 43 263 230 744 0 6.1 30.9 1.78 12
JUNE 50 47 246 222 744 0 5.2 29.8 1.96 11.1
JULY 58 60 332 142 744 0 5.5 19.1 2.5 10
AUGUST 90 86 331 298 744 0 3.8 40.1 3.58 5.2
SEPTEMBER 90 80 355 399 744 0 4.4 53.6 3.33 4.3
OCTOBER 75 78 347 341 744 0 4.4 45.8 3.25 5.2
NOVEMBER 76 77 321 350 744 0 4.2 47 3.21 5.1
DECEMBER 62 58 337 276 744 0 5.8 371 2.42 8.1
AVG ANNUAL 58 56 270 247 742 0 4.97 61.15 2.31 10.58
TABLE Nº 139
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2021
TOTAL INDICATORS

JANUARY 9 8 27 56 651 0 3.4 8.6 0.38 74.4

FEBRUARY 11 9 22 54 651 0 2.4 8.3 0.43 66.3
MARCH 5 6 28 25 651 0 4.7 3.8 0.28 104.3
APRIL 8 5 10 251 630 0 2 39.8 0.24 75.8
MAY 9 10 38 222 651 0 3.8 34.1 0.48 42.9
JUNE 10 6 17 157 651 0 2.8 24.1 0.28 82.3
JULY 12 15 57 93 651 0 3.8 14.3 0.71 37.2
AUGUST 13 12 38 66 651 0 3.2 10.1 0.57 48.8
SEPTEMBER 15 15 68 50 651 0 4.5 7.7 0.71 40.1
OCTOBER 21 20 55 85 651 0 2.8 13.1 0.95 28.3
NOVEMBER 16 15 51 54 651 0 3.4 8.3 0.71 39.8
DECEMBER 18 16 36 62 651 0 2.3 9.5 0.76 36.8
AVG ANNUAL 12 11 37 98 649 0 3.26 15.14 0.54 56.42
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DOMINGO GYNECOLOGY HOSPITAL
PEDIATRICS SERVICE
2021
TOTAL INDICATORS
PERCENTAGE
MONTHS DAYS BED PERFORMANCE REPLACEMENT
INCOME EXPENSES STAYS PATIENTS DAYS DECEASED AVERAGE STAY OF
AVAILABLE BED INTERVAL
OCCUPATION
JANUARY 6 7 18 28 310 0 2.6 9 0.7 40.3
FEBRUARY 4 3 11 49 310 0 3.7 15.8 0.3 87
MARCH 3 2 7 8 310 0 3.5 2.6 0.2 151
APRIL 6 3 5 137 300 0 1.7 45.7 0.3 54.3
MAY 6 3 17 82 310 0 5.7 26.5 0.3 76
JUNE 7 9 33 42 310 0 3.7 13.5 0.9 29.8
JULY 9 9 26 56 310 0 2.9 18.1 0.9 28.2
AUGUST 6 6 20 51 310 0 3.3 16.5 0.6 43.2
SEPTEMBER 13 12 39 74 310 0 3.3 23.9 1.2 19.7
OCTOBER 13 14 63 58 310 0 4.5 18.7 1.4 18
NOVEMBER 14 14 61 59 310 0 4.4 19 1.4 17.9
DECEMBER 13 13 48 48 310 0 3.7 15.5 1.3 20.2
AVG ANNUAL 8.33 7.92 29.00 57.67 309.17 0 3.58 18.73 0.79 48.80
TABLE Nº 141
DOMINGO OBSTETRICS HOSPITAL
OBSTETRICS SERVICE
2021
TOTAL INDICATORS
PERCENTAGE
MONTHS DAYS BED PERFORMANCE REPLACEMENT
INCOME EXPENSES STAYS PATIENTS DAYS DECEASED AVERAGE STAY OF
AVAILABLE BED INTERVAL
OCCUPATION
JANUARY 77 79 197 225 496 0 2.5 45.4 4.94 3.4

FEBRUARY 68 65 190 158 496 0 2.9 31.9 4.06 5.2
MARCH 96 92 265 265 496 0 2.9 53.4 5.75 2.5
APRIL 91 93 262 153 480 1 2.8 31.9 5.81 3.5
MAY 85 83 239 189 496 0 2.9 38.1 5.19 3.7
JUNE 79 75 209 368 496 0 2.8 74.2 4.69 1.7
JULY 99 90 212 531 578 0 2.4 91.9 5.62 0.5
AUGUST 109 116 351 421 496 0 3 84.9 7.25 0.6
SEPTEMBER 139 133 458 396 496 0 3.4 79.8 8.3 0.8
OCTOBER 118 120 385 339 496 0 3.2 68.3 7.5 1.3
NOVEMBER 106 99 305 288 496 0 3.1 58.1 6.18 2.1
DECEMBER 107 103 302 365 496 0 2.9 73.6 6.44 1.3
AVG ANNUAL 97.83 95.67 281.25 308.17 501.5 1 2.9 60.96 5.98 2.22
TABLE Nº 142
PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
2021
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JANUARY 1 0 0 283 558 0 0 50.7 0 0

FEBRUARY 0 0 0 310 558 0 0 55.6 0 0
MARCH 0 0 0 310 558 0 0 55.6 0 0
APRIL 0 0 0 310 558 0 0 55.6 0 0
MAY 0 0 0 310 558 0 0 55.6 0 0
JUNE 0 1 134 297 558 0 134 53.2 0.05 261
JULY 0 0 0 279 558 0 0 50 0 0
AUGUST 1 0 0 302 558 0 0 54.1 0 0
SEPTEMBER 0 0 0 310 558 0 0 55.6 0 0
OCTOBER 1 0 0 315 558 0 0 56.5 0 0
NOVEMBER 1 0 0 363 558 0 0 65.1 0 0
DECEMBER 1 2 192 342 558 0 96 61.3 0.11 108
AVG ANNUAL 0.42 0.25 27.17 310.92 558.00 0 19.17 55.74 0.01 30.75
TABLE Nº 143
NEONATOLOGY SERVICE
2021
TOTAL INDICATORS
MONTHS DAYS BED PERCENTAGE OF BED REPLACEMENT

AVAILABLE OCCUPATION PERFORMANCE INTERVAL
JANUARY 21 24 84 76 155 0 3.5 49 4.8 3.3

FEBRUARY 12 12 86 33 155 0 7.2 21.3 2.4 10.2
MARCH 21 19 61 83 155 0 3.2 53.5 3.8 3.8
APRIL 25 23 96 79 155 0 4.2 52.7 4.6 3.1
MAY 29 30 96 104 155 0 3.2 67.1 6 1.7
JUNE 23 25 129 95 155 0 5.2 61.3 5 2.4
JULY 20 17 43 99 155 0 2.5 63.9 3.4 3.3
AUGUST 19 19 91 70 155 0 4.8 45.2 3.8 4.5
SEPTEMBER 32 35 163 73 159 0 4.7 45.9 7 2.5
OCTOBER 23 22 87 98 155 0 4 63.2 4.4 2.6
NOVEMBER 21 20 41 40 155 0 2.1 25.8 4 5.8
DECEMBER 16 16 58 46 155 0 3.6 29.7 3.2 6.8
AVG ANNUAL 21.83 21.83 86.25 74.67 155.33 0 4.02 48.22 4.37 4.17
TABLE Nº 144
INTENSIVE SURVEILLANCE SERVICE
2021
TOTAL INDICATORS

JANUARY 12 5 16 55 124 4 3.2 44.4 1.25 13.8

FEBRUARY 15 11 58 40 124 3 5.3 32.3 2.75 7.6
MARCH 10 5 44 65 124 1 8.8 52.4 1.25 11.8
APRIL 10 4 13 54 120 0 3.3 45 1 16.5
MAY 12 2 4 65 124 0 2 52.4 0.5 29.5
JUNE 5 2 24 111 124 0 12 89.5 0.5 6.5
JULY 20 8 160 81 124 0 20 65.3 2 5.4
AUGUST 13 7 29 27 124 0 4.1 21.8 1.75 13.9
SEPTEMBER 12 3 44 82 124 0 14.7 66.1 0.75 14
OCTOBER 13 4 74 106 124 3 18.5 85.5 1 4.5
NOVEMBER 8 1 8 83 124 1 8 66.9 0.25 41
DECEMBER 9 5 30 71 124 4 6 57.3 1.25 10.6
AVG ANNUAL 11.58 4.75 42.00 70.00 123.67 1.33 8.83 56.58 1.19 14.59
TABLE Nº 145
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TOTAL INDICATORS

JANUARY 195 182 752 1031 3565 4 4.1 28.9 1.58 13.9
FEBRUARY 166 145 625 1199 3565 3 4.3 33.6 1.26 16.3
MARCH 199 185 907 1202 3565 1 4.9 33.7 16087 12.8
APRIL 206 192 1012 1435 3565 1 5.3 40.3 1.67 11.1
MAY 208 192 950 1340 3565 0 4.9 37.6 1.67 11.6
JUNE 199 190 1070 1453 3565 0 5.6 40.8 1.65 11.1
JULY 243 223 991 1536 3565 0 4.4 43.1 1.94 9.1
AUGUST 276 267 1036 1495 3565 0 3.9 41.9 2.32 7.8
SEPTEMBER 327 298 1462 1624 3565 0 4.9 45.6 2.59 6.5
OCTOBER 304 288 1269 1605 3565 4 4.4 45 2.5 6.8
NOVEMBER 272 260 1072 1530 3565 2 4.1 42.9 2.26 7.8
DECEMBER 269 248 1251 1499 3565 6 5 42 2.16 8.3
AVG ANNUAL 238.67 238.67 238.67 238.67 238.67 21 238.67 238.67 238.67 238.67
TABLE Nº 146
HOSPITALIZATION / SERVICES INDICATORS
2021
TOTAL INDICATORS
PERCENTAGE BED
MONTHS PATIENTS DAYS BED AVERAGE REPLACEMEN
INCOME EXPENSES STAYS DECEASED OF PERFORMAN
DAYS AVAILABLE STAY T INTERVAL
OCCUPATION CE
MEDICINE 28.67 25.08 260.50 242.58 525.58 4 10.58 46.15 1.47 11.75
SURGERY 58 55.58 269.67 247.42 742.00 0 4.97 61.15 2.31 10.58
PEDIATRICS 12.25 11.42 37.25 97.92 649.25 0 3.26 15.14 0.54 56.42
GYNECOLOGY 8.33 7.92 29.00 57.67 309.17 0 3.58 18.73 0.79 48.80
OBSTETRICS 97.83 95.67 281.25 308.17 501.50 1 2.90 60.96 5.98 2.22
PSYCHIATRY 0.42 0.25 27.17 310.92 558.00 0 19.17 55.74 0.01 30.75
NEONATOLOGY 21.83 21.83 86.25 74.67 155.33 0 4.02 48.22 4.37 4.17
UVI 11.58 4.75 42.00 70.00 123.67 1 8.83 56.58 1.19 14.59
TOTAL 19.91 18.54 86.09 117.44 297.04 6 4.78 30.22 1.39 14.94
The Average Hospital Stay (EMH) reflects the time from when a patient is
admitted to the hospital until they are discharged from the hospital, either because
they return home, due to transfer to another healthcare center, due to death or
voluntary discharge. The average length of stay hospitalization is very high in the
psychiatry service, with 19.17 days on average in 2021. The average length of
stay for the medicine service is 10 days.
Followed by the surgery service, where the average hospital stay is 4.97, slightly
decreasing compared to the previous year.
Regarding the percentage of hospital bed occupancy, it is an indicator that
measures hospital capacity; It provides a measure of the degree of utilization of
the hospitals' beds in operation, having an average of 30.22, being the highest in
the surgery service with 60.15, and the lowest in the Gynecology service.
Hospital bed performance is the relationship between the number of discharges

from a UPSS Hospitalization bed in a period and the average number of available
hospital beds in the same period per day, with the highest value being the
Obstetrics service. The replacement interval is the average time in which beds
remain unoccupied between a discharge and the next admission, with the highest
value being the pediatric service.
4.4. HUMAN RESOURCES.
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HUMAN RESOURCES HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA.
2022
APPOINTED/FIXED
2021PROFESSIONALS CONTRACTED TOTAL
TERM
NURSE 74 9 83
DOCTOR 40 4 44
OBSTETRIST 23 2 25
SOCIAL WORKER 9 9
PSYCHOLOGIST 4 2 6
DENTAL SURGEON 3 1 4
PHARMACEUTICAL
3 1 4
CHEMIST
BIOLOGIST 3 3
NUTRITIONIST 1 2 3
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST 3 1 4
VETERINARIAN 1 1
TOTAL 163 23 186
SOURCE: HUMAN RESOURCES UNIT – OCTOBER 2022 PREPARED: JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
APPOINTED/
ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS HIRE TWO TOTAL
FIXED TERM
CRAFTSMAN 31 31
ASSIST IN HEALTH SERVICE II 12 12
ASSIST IN SOCIAL SERVICE 8 8
ASSIST NATURAL REC.SERVICE II 2 2
AUX NURSING I 1 1
ASSIST PROFESSIONAL 1 1
SANITARY INSPECTOR 1 1
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 1 1
OPERATION
TEC. ON ARCHIVE 2 2
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TEC. IN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE 3 3
TEC. IN NURSING 73 8 81
TEC. IN STATISTICS 4 4
TEC. IN PHARMACY 5 1 6
TEC. IN LABORATORY 5 1 6
TEC. IN NUTRITION 14 14
TEC. IN TRANSPORT 8 8
TEC. SANITARY 5 5
SPECIALIZED LABORATORY
1 1
TECH.
SPECIALIZED X-RAY TECH. 1 1
THERAPIST 2 2
REHABILITATION TECHNICIAN 1 1
HEALTH TECHNICIAN PUB. Yo 3 3
DRIVER 1 1
TOTAL 184 11 195
APPOINTED /
ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTED TOTAL
FIXED TERM
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 1 1
LAWYER I 1 1
ASSIST ADMINIST. Yo 3 5 8
ASSIST ADMINIST. II 9 9
COUNTER/AI 1 1
ESP. ADMINIST. II 4 1 5
PAD III SYSTEMS PROG. 1 1
SECRETARY I 1 2 3
SECRETARY II 2 2
WORKSHOP SUPERVISOR I 2 2
TEC. ADMINIS.I 18 1 19
TEC. ADMINIS.II 4 4
TEC. ADMINIS.III 7 7
COMPUTER SPECIALIST 0
SYSTEMS ENGINEER 0
COMPUTER TECHNICIAN AND
14 14
COMPUTER
ASSISTANT IN FINANCIAL
0
SYSTEMS
ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM
1 1
ASSISTANT
1
9
0
TOTAL 54 24 78
4.5. COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH INSURANCE CARE.
TABLE Nº 148
AFFILIATES ACCORDING TO TYPE OF INSURANCE
2021
TYPE OF INSURANCE No.
FREE SIS 14,324
FREE SIS 12
SIS MICRO COMPANIES 11
INDEPENDENT SIS 9
TEMPORARY FREE SIS 49
ENTREPRENEUR SIS (NRUS) 86
TOTAL 14,491
SOURCE: PUBLIC INSURANCE UNIT
PREPARED: JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
The population affiliated with the free Comprehensive Health Insurance, served
by the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital is 14,324 inhabitants, with a total of 14,491
inhabitants served by Sis.
TABLE Nº 149
AFFILIATES ACCORDING TO AGE RANGE
2021
Age range F M TOTAL
0 Years 92 98 190
01 Year 72 84 156
02 Years 93 125 218
03 Years 86 93 179
04 Years 101 102 203
05 Years 88 111 199
06 to 11 Years 611 649 1,260
12 to 17 Years 723 691 1,414
18 to 29 Years 1,700 2,011 3,711
30 to 59 Years 2,754 2,471 5,225
60 to + Years 967 769 1,736
TOTAL 7,287 7,204 14,491
SOURCE: SIS
GRAPH Nº 114
AFFILIATIONS BY AGE AND SEX GROUPS
HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA JAUJA
2021
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SIS AFFILIATES BY SEX AND AGE RANGE
60 to + Years
30 to 59 Years IDAG.MISARIAW/A ja&delaChcinade@sc26ne..1
18 to 29 Years
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12 to 17 Years
06 to 11 Years HEALTH SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS HOSPITAL
05 Years DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2022......................................3
04 Years
JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK....................................3
03 Years
02 Years ADDRESS OF THE JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK.....2
01 Year
SOURCE: SIS
0 Years PROCESSING: EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
20000
The largest number of affiliated patients in the Jauja
District are those under 24 years of age.
TABLE Nº 150
PREVENTIVE BENEFITS
2021
ServiceType ServiceId SERVICES TOTAL
Preventive 001 CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT CONTROL 1,960
Preventive 002 CRED CONTROL FOR NEWBORN BABIES WITH LOW BIRTH WEIGHT 184
Preventive 005 NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING FOR CHILDREN WITH NUTRITIONAL 628
RISK
Preventive 007 MICRONUTRIENT SUPPLEMENT 2,057
Preventive 008 ANTIPARASITIC PROPHYLAXIS 136
Preventive 009 PRENATAL CARE 1,155
Preventive 010 NORMAL PUERPERIUM CARE 251
Preventive 011 COMPLETE LABORATORY EXAMINATION OF THE PREGNANT 450
Preventive 013 OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND EXAMS 272
Preventive 015 PREGNANCY DIAGNOSIS 3
Preventive 018 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH (FAMILY PLANNING) 699
Preventive 019 DETECTION OF VISUAL ACUITY DISORDERS AND BLINDNESS 476
Preventive 020 ORAL HEALTH 209
Preventive 021 CAVIES PREVENTION 393
Preventive 022 DETECTION OF MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS 5,405
Preventive 024 EARLY DETECTION OF CERVICAL UTERINE CANCER 301
Preventive 029 NEONATAL SCREENING 717
Preventive 903 COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR THE OLDER ADULT 118
Preventive 904 COMPREHENSIVE CARE OF YOUTH AND ADULTS 70
TOTAL 15,484
SOURCE: SIS
In 2021, the largest number of preventive services provided at the Domingo
Olavegoya Hospital were screenings to detect Mental Health problems.
Followed by micronutrient supplementation and antiparasitic administration.
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Nutritional counseling for children with nutritional risk decreased greatly, which
puts at risk the increase in cases of anemia. 1960 services were provided to
monitor growth and development.
The month of May provided the greatest amount of preventive care, followed
by the month of September.
TABLE Nº 151
PREVENTIVE BENEFITS / MONTHS
2021
SERVICES JAN FEB SEA APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SET OCT NOV DEC TOTAL
CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT CONTROL 119 148 159 127 141 191 205 217 226 243 184 1,960
CRED CONTROL FOR NEWBORN BABIES WITH LOW BIRTH 13 14 19 16 14 16 16 20 23 21 12 184
WEIGHT
NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING FOR CHILDREN WITH NUTRITIONAL 33 34 39 34 40 48 76 77 75 92 80 628
RISK
MICRONUTRIENT SUPPLEMENT 221 246 194 145 168 179 168 158 159 149 166 104 2,057
ANTIPARASITIC PROPHYLAXIS 11 12 10 6 5 12 17 13 20 23 7 136
PRENATAL CARE 94 84 99 82 87 85 99 98 104 112 123 88 1,155
NORMAL PUERPERIUM CARE 22 18 18 21 18 21 23 23 26 23 20 18 251
COMPLETE LABORATORY EXAMINATION OF THE PREGNANT 31 27 30 27 38 44 37 42 47 44 40 43 450
OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND EXAMS 24 6 19 20 14 18 18 30 33 30 34 26 272
PREGNANCY DIAGNOSIS 1 1 1 3
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH (FAMILY PLANNING) 50 76 81 76 79 91 85 89 72 699
DETECTION OF VISUAL ACUITY DISORDERS AND BLINDNESS 55 1 65 49 27 29 44 38 68 38 40 22 476
ORAL HEALTH 1 9 50 51 34 35 29 209
CAVIES PREVENTION 5 5 51 65 67 80 68 52 393
DETECTION OF MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS 55 4 195 454 1,732 236 294 525 1,274 334 179 123 5,405
EARLY DETECTION OF CERVICAL UTERINE CANCER 98 43 30 21 109 301
NEONATAL SCREENING 50 29 60 53 67 63 55 80 79 71 71 39 717
COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR THE OLDER ADULT 21 30 16 12 9 3 4 6 6 8 3 118
COMPREHENSIVE CARE OF YOUTH AND ADULTS 5 2 6 4 1 6 38 5 2 1 70
TOTAL 754 447 910 1,150 2,419 966 1,151 1,644 2,380 1,385 1,270 1,008 15,484
SOURCE: SIS
TABLE Nº 152
PREVENTIVE BENEFITS / LIFE STAGES
2021
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SERVICES CHILD TEEN YOUNG ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT CONTROL 1960 0 0 0 0 1960

CRED CONTROL IN LOW WEIGHT NEWBORN BABIES 184 0 0 0 0 184
NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING FOR CHILDREN AT RISK 628 0 0 0 0 628
N
MICRONUTRIENT SUPPLEMENT 2056 0 0 0 0 2056
ANTIPARASITIC PROPHYLAXIS 136 0 0 0 0 136
PRENATAL CARE 0 50 656 449 0 1155
NORMAL PUERPERIUM CARE 0 11 132 108 0 251
COMPLETE GESTAN LABORATORY EXAM 0 31 238 181 0 450
OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND EXAMS 0 25 132 111 0 268
PREGNANCY DIAGNOSIS 0 0 2 1 0 3
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH (FAMILY PLANNING) 0 14 345 340 0 699
DETECTION OF VISUAL ACUITY DISORDERS AND 476 0 0 0 0 476
ORAL HEALTH 101 20 26 52 9 208
CAVIES PREVENTION 179 36 55 101 21 392
DETECTION OF MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS 1159 275 1354 1270 1112 5170
EARLY DETECTION OF CERVICAL UTERINE CANCER 0 0 26 263 12 301
NEONATAL SCREENING 717 0 0 0 0 717
COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR THE OLDER 0 0 0 0 118 118
ADULT
COMPREHENSIVE CARE OF YOUTH AND ADULTS 0 0 42 28 0 70
TOTAL 7596 462 3008 2904 1272 15242
SOURCE: SIS
49 out of every 100 preventive care was given to children under 11 years of age,
followed by an almost similar percentage to young people and adults, with a very low
percentage of only 8.3% to older adults.
TABLE Nº 153
RECOVERY BENEFITS
2021
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ServiceType ServiceId SERVICES TOTAL
Recovery 050 IMMEDIATE CARE OF THE NEWBORN 390
Recovery 051 INTERNSHIP OF THE RN WITH NON-SURGICAL PATHOLOGY 124
Recovery 054 VAGINAL BIRTH CARE 388
Recovery 055 CESAREA CARE 145
Recovery 056 EXTERNAL CONSULTATION 3,838
Recovery 057 SIMPLE DENTAL RESTORATION 40
Recovery 058 COMPOSITE DENTAL RESTORATION 36
Recovery 059 DENTAL EXTRACTION 49
Recovery 060 URBAN HOME VISIT 2,590
Recovery 061 ATTENTION ON TOPIC 613
Recovery 062 EMERGENCY CARE 2,930
Recovery 063 EMERGENCY CARE WITH OBSERVATION 121
Recovery 064 OUTPATIENT MEDICAL SURGICAL INTERVENTION 16
Recovery 065 INTERNATIONAL WITHOUT SURGICAL INTERVENTION 1,106
Recovery 066 INTERNATIONAL WITH MINOR SURGICAL INTERVENTION 105
Recovery 067 INTERNSHIP WITH MAJOR SURGICAL INTERVENTION 285
Recovery 068 INTERNATIONAL WITH STAY IN THE INTEGRATED CARE UNIT 120
Recovery 070 SPECIALIZED DENTAL CARE 8
Recovery 071 DIAGNOSIS SUPPORT 177
Recovery 075 STRAMURAL CARE (HOME VISIT) 1
Recovery 906 OUTSIDE CONSULTATION BY A NON-DENTAL OR DENTAL 2,580
PROFESSIONAL
Recovery 907 TELEHEALTH 569
Recovery 908 HOME CARE 285
Recovery 910 TELEMONITORING WITH PRESCRIPTION AND MEDICATION 953
DELIVERY
Recovery 911 ORAL HYGIENE INSTRUCTION AND NUTRITIONAL ADVICE FOR THE 761
TOTAL 18,230
SOURCE: SIS
The recuperative care provided at the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital

increased by more than 100%, both in outpatient care, emergencies and
referrals, and outpatient care increased by 34.7% in the different
specialties. Dental care decreased substantially, emergency care
increased by almost 50%. The cases of hospitalization for major and
minor surgery increased slightly.
TABLE Nº 154
RECOVERY BENEFITS / MONTHS
2021
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SERVICES JAN FEB SEA APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SET OCT NOV DEC TOTAL
IMMEDIATE CARE OF THE NEWBORN 58 34 46 45 38 51 38 58 22 390
INTERNSHIP OF THE RN WITH NON-SURGICAL PATHOLOGY 4 1 16 16 24 15 17 20 11 124
VAGINAL BIRTH CARE 53 32 48 45 42 47 49 52 20 388
CESAREA CARE 16 10 23 22 16 18 15 18 7 145
EXTERNAL CONSULTATION 234 255 229 263 178 245 309 403 502 512 465 243 3,838
SIMPLE DENTAL RESTORATION 1 3 22 10 4 40
COMPOSITE DENTAL RESTORATION 2 3 10 14 7 36
DENTAL EXTRACTION 1 2 5 9 10 14 8 49
URBAN HOME VISIT 228 316 256 247 194 176 207 267 189 209 172 129 2,590
ATTENTION ON TOPIC 140 22 65 57 39 67 42 50 41 31 35 24 613
EMERGENCY CARE 243 184 302 426 545 381 382 373 93 1 2,930
EMERGENCY CARE WITH OBSERVATION 22 14 13 11 16 10 13 15 7 121
OUTPATIENT MEDICAL SURGICAL INTERVENTION 2 1 3 4 6 16
INTERNATIONAL WITHOUT SURGICAL INTERVENTION 94 101 141 182 216 137 111 96 27 1 1,106
INTERNATIONAL WITH MINOR SURGICAL INTERVENTION 13 10 12 14 15 6 14 13 8 105
INTERNSHIP WITH MAJOR SURGICAL INTERVENTION 27 11 31 24 36 34 40 57 25 285
INTERNATIONAL WITH STAY IN THE INTENT CARE UNIT 23 9 12 11 20 12 17 14 2 120
SPECIALIZED DENTAL CARE 1 1 5 1 8
DIAGNOSIS SUPPORT 4 6 8 9 4 8 17 16 15 26 34 30 177
STRAMURAL CARE (HOME VISIT) 1 1
OUTSIDE CONSULTATION BY A PROFESSIONAL NOT A MENICO OR A 1 1 3 203 303 421 422 429 411 386 2,580
DENTIST
TELEHEALTH 35 34 36 47 29 12 40 65 83 74 114 569
HOME CARE 49 73 58 39 15 5 12 3 9 12 3 7 285
TELEMONITORING WITH PRESCRIPTION AND DELIVERY OF 55 66 43 78 123 75 93 97 85 135 63 40 953
MEDICATION
ORAL HYGIENE INSTRUCTION AND NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING FOR DISEASE CONTROL 249 132 149 66 43 34 35 30 23 761
TOTAL 1,298 1,181 1,341 1,788 1,682 1,652 1,787 2,093 1,618 1,514 1,373 903 18,230
SOURCE: SIS
TABLE Nº 155
RECOVERY BENEFITS / LIFE STAGES
2021
SERVICES CHILD TEEN YOUNG ADULT ELDERLY TOTAL
IMMEDIATE CARE OF THE NEWBORN 389 0 0 0 0 389

INTERNSHIP OF THE RN WITH NON-SURGERY 124 0 0 0 0 124
PATHOLOGY
VAGINAL BIRTH CARE 0 28 238 122 0 388
CESAREA CARE 0 6 75 64 0 145
EXTERNAL CONSULTATION 482 122 354 1171 810 2939
SIMPLE DENTAL RESTORATION 23 3 1 11 2 40
COMPOSITE DENTAL RESTORATION 17 2 1 14 2 36
DENTAL EXTRACTION 16 5 6 20 2 49
URBAN HOME VISIT 2348 12 96 56 0 2512
ATTENTION ON TOPIC 465 8 78 56 6 613
EMERGENCY CARE 394 133 653 1238 511 2929
EMERGENCY CARE WITH OBSERVATION 6 12 33 54 16 121
OUTPATIENT MEDICAL SURGICAL INTERVENTION 0 0 1 9 6 16
INTERNATIONAL WITHOUT SURGICAL 49 27 151 540 339 1106
INTERVENTION
INTERNATIONAL WITH SURGICAL INTERVENTION 0 4 45 53 3 105
INTERNATIONAL WITH SURGICAL INTERVENTION 10 18 82 136 39 285
INTERNMENT WITH STAY IN THE C UNIT 0 1 8 54 57 120
SPECIALIZED DENTAL CARE 8 0 0 0 0 8
DIAGNOSIS SUPPORT 8 7 36 74 52 177
STRAMURAL CARE (HOME VISIT) 1 0 0 0 0 1
EXTERNAL CONSULTATION BY NON-MENIC 2 5 4 16 7 34
PROFESSIONAL
TELEHEALTH 77 28 115 222 127 569
HOME CARE 4 0 0 81 200 285
TELEMONITORING WITH PRESCRIPTION AND 5 7 180 393 367 952
DELIVERY OF
ORAL HYGIENE INSTRUCTION AND NUTRITIONAL 330 59 155 189 28 761
ADVICE
TOTAL 12354 949 5320 7477 3846 29946
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SOURCE: SIS
41 out of every 100 recovery services were given to children under 11 years of age,
followed by 24.96% to adults, with a very low percentage of only 3.16% to
adolescents.
CHART Nº 115 SIS BENEFITS BY TYPE OF PROFESSIONAL HOSPITAL

DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021
SOURCE: SIS
The highest percentage of care provided by the professionals of the Domingo
Olavegoya Hospital in 2021 was given by the Doctors, followed by the Nursing
professionals, in third place, by the Psychologist professionals.
GRAPH Nº 116
CARE BY TELE-CONSULTATION JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK
2021
IP 01: Teleconsultation services from the Public IPRESS (056,907,910)
NONE MANTARO
MICRORED
SOURCE: SIS
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The indicator of teleconsultation care provided by the professionals of the

Domingo Olavegoya Hospital reached 25.15%, followed by those insured to
the SIS with mental health screening only 15.05%
CHART Nº 117 MENTAL HEALTH SCREENING JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK

2021
SOURCE: SIS
4.6. REFERENCE AND COUNTERREFERENCE SYSTEM.
In 2021, the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital referred 714 referrals to the

different Ipress at the Regional and National level, with the months of
October and November having the highest percentage of referrals, 50.8%
being external consultations by specialists.
TABLE Nº 118
NUMBER OF REFERENCES / MONTHS
YEAR 2021
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SOURCE: REFERENCES AND COUNTERREFERENCES. PROCESSING: EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT
TABLE Nº 156
REASON FOR REFERENCES
YEAR 2021
REASON FOR REFERENCE No. %
EXTERNAL CONSULTATION (SPECIALISTS)

363 50.840
EMERGENCY
128 17.927
HOSPITALIZATION
4 0.560
DIAGNOSTIC SUPPORT
219 30.672
TOTAL
714 100.000
TABLE Nº 157
REFERENCE PLACES
YEAR 2021
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IPRESS No. %
DANIEL ALCIDES CARRION DE HUANCAYO REGIONAL
305 42.72
CLINICAL SURGICAL TEACHING HOSPITAL
REGIONAL TEACHING HOSPITAL FOR NEOPLASTIC

225 31.51
DISEASES
REGIONAL MOTHER-CHILD TEACHING CENTER "EL
63 8.82
CARMEN"
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH 13 1.82
RAMIRO PRIALE NATIONAL HOSPITAL 19 2.66
NATIONAL TWO MAY 6 0.84
NATIONAL ARCHBISHOP LOAYZA 6 0.84
NATIONAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY 14 1.96
ORTEGA CLINIC 4 0.56
HIPOLITO UNANUE NATIONAL HOSPITAL 4 0.56
CAYETANO HEREDIA CLINIC 10 1.40
SANTO DOMINGO CLINIC 3 0.42
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEOPLASTIC DISEASES - LIMA 7 0.98
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL - SNA BORJA 8 1.12

SAN JUAN DE DIOS CLINIC 1 0.14
CHENET CLINIC 2 0.28
REBLAGLIATI CLINIC 1 0.14
HUANCAYO CLINIC 15 2.10
SAN PABLO CLINIC 1 0.14
UNIVERSAL CLINIC 1 0.14
ZARATE CLINIC 5 0.70
HOSPITA CAYETANO HEREDIA - LIMA 1 0.14
TOTAL 714 100.00
GRAPH NO. 119

TOP TEN REFERENCE PLACES HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA 2021
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SOURCE: REFERENCES AND COUNTERREFERENCES.
42 out of every 100 references sent in 2021 to the Daniel A. Regional

Clinical Surgical Teaching Hospital. Carrión, 31.51% to the Carmen
Regional Teaching Hospital, also having references to the City of Lima.
GRAPH Nº 120
TOP TEN SPECIALTIES REFERRED TO BY HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA
2021
SOURCE: REFERENCES AND COUNTERREFERENCES. EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT PROCESSING
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CONCLUSIONS
1. By 2020, the pandemic that began worldwide due to COVID-19 affected

millions of people; In Peru, in the month of March, AE-011-2020
Epidemiological alert was given due to the presence of confirmed cases
of COVID-19 in Peru; through which, on March 5, a first imported case of
COVID-19 was confirmed, in a Peruvian compatriot with a history of
travel to Spain, France and the Czech Republic, after which other cases
were confirmed among his contacts and until the 12th As of March 2020,
there were a total of 22 confirmed cases. The Domingo Olavegoya
Hospital at level II-1 is the only MINSA reference hospital in the Jauja
Health Network; responded like every health establishment, placing itself
on the front line in the fight against COVID-19, realizing that it exceeded
our health response capacity, in terms of infrastructure, human
resources, materials and supplies.
The greatest demand from patients to the HDO Jauja are from the
districts of Jauja, Acolla, Apata and Ataura.
2. Because we try to respond to the reality of the pandemic, we improvise,
mobilizing and adapting human and logistical resources due to the
magnitude and need to care for COVID-19 cases; This is how we had an
increase in health workers compared to before the pandemic.
3. Health professionals were the front line and were memorable
protagonists in the frontal fight against COVID-19 who, without fully
understanding the natural history of this disease and despite the risks
involved, provided care at the demand of the population.
4. As a result of the pandemic and the health emergency, care in outpatient
clinics was restricted, evidencing a significant reduction in care in the
different specialties.
5. The population pyramid of Jauja shows us a clearly young population
and the pyramid of the population that comes for some health service
has a very broad base, meaning that children are the ones who go to
health services the most, followed by the group of women. women
between the ages of 20 and 34, then widens at the end, indicating that
older adults are in demand for health services.
6. 35.39% of those hospitalized are between the ages of 18 and 29,
especially women. The service with the highest number is maternity with
44.94%, surgery with 17.22% and medicine with 12.72%.
7. 98 out of every 100 hospitalized patients have a condition of
discharged alive, 59.68% being attended to by the SIS and 38.15% as
common payers.
8. 63.75% of patients hospitalized in the CSU service are
older adults and mostly males.
9. Patients hospitalized in the psychiatry service are mostly between 30
and 59 years old.
10. In terms of morbidity, the 1st cause is dental caries, followed by urinary
tract infections.
11. In Psychiatry, 35.29% have paranoid schizophrenia, second organic
mental disorder.
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12. In the CSU service, the 1st cause of morbidity is unspecified septicemia,
followed by cardiac arrest.
13. Anemia is the second cause of morbidity treated in outpatient clinics in
the childhood stage of life, the first being 42 out of every 100 children
suffer from dentin cavities.
14. In the surgery service, the first cause of attention is multiple superficial
traumas, followed by acute appendicitis.
15. In the neonatology service, the first cause of attention is unspecified
physiological jaundice, then premature newborns.
16. In the pediatric service, the first cause is unspecified pneumonia,
secondly diarrhea and/or gastroenterocolitis, and thirdly volume
depression.
17. In maternity, the 1st cause of care is the care of a single spontaneous
birth, which is 50.89, in second place are unspecified abortions.
18. Hospital-acquired infections are not statistics
significant, as post-cesarean endometritis is
cases in the same way in normal births meaning that the care is not of
quality.
19. The risk of a sharp accident is also latent and there are cases in two
years.
20. Mortality is higher in the CSU service followed by the neonatology
service.
21. In terms of human resources, there is a lack of specialist doctors.
22. Capita indicators were not achieved in 2016 in
some indicators, the lowest being children under one year of age with all
CRED controls and the 6 MMN deliveries
A. PRIORITIZATION OF HEALTH PROBLEMS

For the prioritization of problems, the problem weighting methodology has been
used for some years now, with criteria such as Magnitude, Significance or
Severity, Vulnerability and Feasibility, stratifying the problems by 3 areas of
intervention.
1. Sanitary.
2. Management.
3. Investment.
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As the epidemiological scenario has not changed substantially 5 years ago, the
set of prioritized problems written below is part of the solution to the health
problems identified by the institution. Therefore, it is necessary to plan in
achievable periods (annual) that allow each of the needs to be solved
adequately and in a timely manner. This methodology has made it possible to
comprehensively address the institutional problem; prioritizing problems,
directing our efforts and resources efficiently and effectively.
In accordance with the proposed criteria for prioritizing problems, the list of
identified problems is presented below in descending order of priority, stratified
by areas of intervention.
PRIORITIZED
No. OBJECTIVES FOR 2017
PROBLEMS
Poor management of Update with the latest guidelines on acute

1
acute respiratory respiratory infections
infectious diseases.
High incidence rate of

Improve diagnosis, work on promotion and
2 acute diarrheal diseases
prevention of these pathologies.
and acute respiratory
infections.
3 High number of perinatal Reduce the perinatal mortality rate through
deaths. multidisciplinary work.
Deficit of a strategic Realization and execution of a strategic

4
preventive promotional preventive promotional plan in oral pathologies.
plan in oral pathologies.
Existence of chronic
Improve the treatment of chronic degenerative
5 degenerative diseases
diseases and reduce their incidence rates.
as the main cause of
death.
6 Increase in cases of HIV Carrying out HIV prevention and diagnosis
infection. campaigns.
Low immunization Try to reach the established goals in
7
coverage. immunization.
Insecurity and danger
Renovation and maintenance of the
due to the poor state of
8 infrastructure of the “Domingo Olavegoya”
the Olavegoya Hospital
Hospital.
infrastructure.
Deficient Health
9 Strengthen the Health Information System
Information System.
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Poor development of the Implement the comprehensive health care model
comprehensive health in the Jauja Network.
care model
B. RECOMMENDATIONS
HEALTH INTERVENTION
• We must be prepared to face outbreaks, epidemics and pandemics
by strengthening our services at the levels of prevention, diagnosis,
control and rehabilitation, taking care of the resources obtained to
foresee another similar scenario.
• Guarantee strategic resources, including financial resources,
according to Regional Health Priorities and according to vulnerable
areas.
• Reduce maternal and neonatal mortality (Maternal and neonatal
program.
• We must be prepared to face outbreaks, epidemics and pandemics
by strengthening our services at the levels of prevention, diagnosis,
control and rehabilitation, taking care of the resources obtained to
foresee another similar scenario.
• Guarantee strategic resources, including financial resources,
according to Regional Health Priorities and according to vulnerable
areas.
• Reduce maternal and neonatal mortality (Maternal and neonatal
program.
• Improve the quality of the health service, with emphasis on the
protection of the rights of users of vulnerable population groups.
• Strengthen community participation in health, seeking the
empowerment of the population over their health care.
• Strengthen epidemiological surveillance of infectious and non-
communicable diseases such as traffic accidents, cancer and
hypertension, coordinating with municipalities on the implementation
of differentiated care.
• Strengthen the capabilities of the Jauja Network Health services to
carry out early arrest, timely diagnosis and adequate treatment of
Pneumonia, ARI, EDA. Likewise, strengthen education in prevention
and control measures for these damages.
• Strengthen quality management in the establishment through the
support of Service Improvement Plans.
• Promote a culture of Patient Safety and Safety and Health at work in
an appropriate environment.
MANAGEMENT INTERVENTION AREA

• Progressive strengthening of management processes
administrative and assistance.
• Addressing of the Functional Organization, with
progressive Training at senior levels of the standards and
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responsibilities in assigned positions.

• Reduction in congestion and flows in the outpatient clinic and
diagnostic support.
• Update of the admission and appointment scheduling system.
• Coordination in HR management with the Quality Office and the
Personnel Development and Welfare Area to avoid demotivation
and an inadequate work environment.
• Regulatory procedures in the process of being prepared for their
officialization, in permanent progress.
• Prioritize the contract of care personnel for the direct care of people
for health services.
• Reorganize the statistics and IT staff, which includes permanent
training and specialization through internships and other
methodologies so that said area can provide real data in a timely
manner to the services required for analysis and decision-making.
INVESTMENT INTERVENTION AREA.

• The intermediate and final services are updating their equipment
and the preventive, recuperative and replacement maintenance
plan for the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital is almost complete.
• The structural damages have been evaluated, both in the hospital
building and in the basic facilities, and the respective projects
should be proposed to solve them.
• Prioritize the construction of new infrastructure and equipment for
the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital, and must increase the level of
resolution capacity.
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REGIONAL GOVERNMENT- JUNIN

REGIONAL HEALTH DIRECTORATE - JUNIN

cooOFEALALUUNI (^esductón ^iredaral

Through Report No. 053-2022-GRJ/DIRESA/RSJA/UESA dated November

That, paragraphs I and II of the Preliminary Title of Law No. 26842,

That, according to Ministerial Resolution No. 801-2012/MINSA, NTS No.

That, through Ministerial Resolution No. 168-2015/MINSA, the Technical

That, Ministerial Resolution No. 439-2015/MINSA, approves the technical

That the preparation of the Hospital Health Situation Analysis (ASISHO) is

Article First.- APPROVE the Technical Document: HEALTH SITUATIONAL

Third Article - NOTIFY this resolution to the corresponding authorities

Register, Communicate and Archive,

JUNIN REGIONAL HEALTH DIRECTORATE JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK

HEALTH SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS

JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK

ADDRESS OF THE JAUJA HEALTH

Lic. FLOWER OF PILAR LÁZARO CERRON

BACH. ELIDA MISARI ATANASIO.

LIC.ADM. ISABEL NUÑEZ CONTRERAS.

UNIT OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF

LIC. FLOWER OF PILAR LAZARO CERRON

The Preparation of the ASISHO is a joint obligation of all heads of services,

1. POPULATION PYRAMID OF THE REFERENCE AREA BY SEX AND

DISCHARGE CONDITION HOSPITAL DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA

OLAVEGOYA 2019 – 2021.

111. AFFILIATIONS BY AGE AND SEX GROUPS HOSPITAL DOMINGO

1. REFERENCE POPULATION OF THE DOMINGO OLAVEGOYA

18. NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO

JAUJA 2019 – 2021

81. 20 FIRST CAUSES OF MORBIDITY HOSPITALITY

OLAVEGOYA DE JAUJA 2021.

139. HOSPITALIZATION INDICATORS PEDIATRICS SERVICE

HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE HOSPITAL

FIRST FOREIGN PATIENT

YO. ANALYSIS OF HEALTH DETERMINANTS.

1.1. GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION:

The organic structure is:

First organizational level body

Senior Management Body:

Director, who is the highest ranking official in the Hospital, whose

Second Organizational Level Body

a) Planning, budget and Modernization Unit:

b) Epidemiology, disease prevention and control unit.

Third Organizational Level

health of patients according to medical prescription.

STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION CHART OF THE SUPPORT HOSPITAL

DESCRIPTION OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL SCOPE OF THE DOMINGO

RED JAUJA 122758 23894 13138 24214 44900 16612

6. URBAN AND RURAL POPULATION .

7. ALTITUDE, LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE .

11.1 . PROFILE OF THE ORIGIN OF PATIENTS WHO COME TO THE

pediatrics. In the same way to those who require surgical practice .

11.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE CHARACTERISTICS

A summary table is presented showing the percentage that each district

2.3. DEMAND PROFILE.

SOURCE: UEI-JAUJA HEALTH NETWORK PROCESSED EPIDEMIOLOGY UNIT

2019 2020 2021

In 2021, 58 of every 100 patients treated at the Domingo Olavegoya Hospital

SOURCE: UEI-HEALTH NETWORK

The number of care provided in the external offices of the Domingo

SEPTEMBER 12026 7059 10091 6132 15989 11371

0 TO 30 DAYS 5363 4964 7979

The greatest number of attentions is given to the age group of 30 to 59 years,