Every country has some sort of system to provide surgical and other health services at various levels, with a progressive increase in the capacity to treat more complicated problems.
Virtually every country has a private health sector, which is often divided into charitable facilities (usually faith based) and for-profit facilities.
More general surgical operations (including trauma, acute abdomen, and other surgical emergencies) are performed in hospitals that have specialists available, but estimates indicate that in all region
Health centers (clinics, usually without inpatient beds except for normal deliveries) deliver babies, suture small lacerations, and drain small abscesses, but very few provide more comprehensive servi