11.34 - 16.57
10.62 - 11.34
9.50 - 10.62
8.85 - 9.50
8.14 - 8.85
6.94 - 8.14
6.07 - 6.94
5.10 - 6.07

Current health expenditure (% of GDP)

This indicator reflects the proportion of a nation's gross domestic product allocated to healthcare services and goods consumed annually, providing insight into a country's commitment to health and wellness. It encompasses expenditures on medical facilities, diagnostic tests, hospital services, outpatient care, and pharmaceuticals, while excluding long-term capital investments like infrastructure, machinery, or inventories of emergency supplies. Monitoring this percentage offers crucial insights into the efficiency of health financing, reveals prioritization trends within national budgets, and can signal potential disparities in health system performance when compared across countries. Additionally, fluctuations in this metric can highlight the impact of economic changes or public health crises, emphasizing the dynamic relationship between economic health and population well-being. Source:
Year:
2022
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Country
Current health expenditure (% of GDP)
Year
1
United States16.572022
2
Germany12.652022
3
United Kingdom11.342022
4
Canada11.152022
5
Sweden10.672022
6
Portugal10.622022
7
Korea, Rep.9.722022
8
Denmark9.52022
9
Chile92022
10
Italy92022
11
Slovenia8.852022
12
Iceland8.572022
13
Norway8.142022
14
Lithuania7.462022
15
Georgia7.372022
16
Estonia6.942022
17
Poland6.682022
18
Ireland6.072022
19
Luxembourg5.462022
20
Philippines5.12022