Former British colonies 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	United StatesUnited States	5,274	2002
2	CanadaCanada	2,931	2002
3	AustraliaAustralia	2,699	2002
4	IsraelIsrael	1,890	2002
5	New ZealandNew Zealand	1,857	2002
6	SingaporeSingapore	1,105	2002
7	The BahamasThe Bahamas	1,074	2002
8	BarbadosBarbados	1,018	2002
9	QatarQatar	894	2002
10	BahrainBahrain	792	2002
11	United Arab EmiratesUAE	750	2002
12	Saint Kitts and NevisSt Kitts+	667	2002
13	KuwaitKuwait	552	2002
14	Antigua and BarbudaAntigua and Barbuda	527	2002
15	GrenadaGrenada	465	2002
16	Trinidad and TobagoTrinidad+	428	2002
17	JordanJordan	418	2002
18	BotswanaBotswana	387	2002
19	MalaysiaMalaysia	349	2002
20	NamibiaNamibia	331	2002
21	DominicaDominica	310	2002
22	SwazilandSwaziland	309	2002
23	MaldivesMaldives	307	2002
24	Saint LuciaSaint Lucia	306	2002
25	BelizeBelize	299	2002
26	FijiFiji	240	2002
27	JamaicaJamaica	234	2002
28	GuyanaGuyana	227	2002
29	EgyptEgypt	192	2002
30	Sri LankaSri Lanka	131	2002
31	LesothoLesotho	119	2002
32	IndiaIndia	96	2002
33	The GambiaThe Gambia	83	2002
=34	TuvaluTuvalu	77	2002
=34	UgandaUganda	77	2002
36	BhutanBhutan	76	2002
37	GhanaGhana	73	2002
38	KenyaKenya	70	2002
39	PakistanPakistan	62	2002
=40	SudanSudan	58	2002
=40	YemenYemen	58	2002
42	BangladeshBangladesh	54	2002
43	ZambiaZambia	51	2002
44	MalawiMalawi	48	2002
45	NigeriaNigeria	43	2002
46	TanzaniaTanzania	31	2002
47	BurmaBurma	30	2002
48	Sierra LeoneSierra Leone	27	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.