Performance of Health Care Systems
Ranking of the U.S. Among Other Countries
- Health. United States’ performance of the health of its people has been poor and getting worse.
- Health outcomes - life expectancy 30th (WHO) or 50th (CIA)
- Real People - rock-bottom, dead-last in ability to minimize deaths due to preventable diseases within a group of 19 countries; estimated 101,000 unnecessary deaths in the U.S., which equates to an average of an unnecessary death every 5 minutes
- Health System Performance - U.S. 37th (WHO)
- Health System Performance of 5 countries as per WHO
- Health System Performance - details of 191 countries
- Health Care Spending: the only country out of control is the U.S.
- Spending Among 30 Countries - a very amazing graph
- Cost vs. Life Expectancy.
- Comparison to Six Countries conducted in 2010
- Based on: 6 countries: France, Japan, Australia, Spain, Italy, Canada
- 244 yrs of experience with health-care-for-all,
- 375 million people
- The comparison results: Get More. Pay Less. Cover Everyone.
Health Care for Some, Not All
- Health Care Access. Other free-market countries provide health care for all, while the U.S. denies health care to millions.
- Uninsured and Underinsured in the United States
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