Europe Compared by Health > Per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars

DEFINITION: Per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars, 2002.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	MonacoMonaco	4,258	2002
2	SwitzerlandSwitzerland	3,446	2002
3	NorwayNorway	3,409	2002
4	San MarinoSan Marino	3,094	2002
5	LuxembourgLuxembourg	3,066	2002
6	GermanyGermany	2,817	2002
7	IcelandIceland	2,802	2002
8	FranceFrance	2,736	2002
9	DenmarkDenmark	2,583	2002
10	NetherlandsNetherlands	2,564	2002
11	BelgiumBelgium	2,515	2002
12	SwedenSweden	2,512	2002
13	IrelandIreland	2,367	2002
14	AustriaAustria	2,220	2002
15	ItalyItaly	2,166	2002
16	United KingdomUnited Kingdom	2,160	2002
17	FinlandFinland	1,943	2002
18	AndorraAndorra	1,908	2002
19	GreeceGreece	1,814	2002
20	PortugalPortugal	1,702	2002
21	SpainSpain	1,640	2002
22	SloveniaSlovenia	1,547	2002
23	Czech RepublicCzech Republic	1,118	2002
24	HungaryHungary	1,078	2002
25	MaltaMalta	962	2002
26	CyprusCyprus	883	2002
27	SlovakiaSlovakia	723	2002
28	PolandPoland	657	2002
29	CroatiaCroatia	630	2002
30	EstoniaEstonia	604	2002
31	BelarusBelarus	583	2002
32	LithuaniaLithuania	549	2002
33	RussiaRussia	535	2002
34	BulgariaBulgaria	499	2002
35	LatviaLatvia	477	2002
36	RomaniaRomania	469	2002
37	TurkeyTurkey	420	2002
38	Republic of MacedoniaMacedonia Rep.	341	2002
39	Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina	322	2002
40	AlbaniaAlbania	302	2002
41	ArmeniaArmenia	232	2002
42	UkraineUkraine	210	2002
43	MoldovaMoldova	151	2002
44	GeorgiaGeorgia	123	2002
45	AzerbaijanAzerbaijan	120	2002

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United States ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst Christian countries in 2002.
Australia ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst Hot countries in 2002.
Qatar ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst Muslim countries in 2002.
Monaco ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst Europe in 2002.
South Africa ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst Sub-Saharan Africa in 2002.
Canada ranked second for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst Former British colonies in 2002.
Luxembourg ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst European Union in 2002.
Norway ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst NATO countries in 2002.
Switzerland ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst Landlocked countries in 2002.
Israel ranked first for per capita total expenditure on health in international dollars amongst Middle Eastern and North Africa in 2002.