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Health systems in transition Latvia Fig. 3.4 Health expenditure in US$ PPP per capita in countries of the WHO European Region, 2004 Monaco 2004 Luxembourg 2004 Switzerland 2004 Norway 2004 Iceland 2004 San Marino 2004 Netherlands 2004 Germany 2004 France 2004 Belgium 2004 Sweden 2004 Denmark 2004 EU Member States before May 2004 Ireland 2004 Eur-A 2004 Andorra 2004 United Kingdom 2004 Italy 2004 Austria 2004 Finland 2004 EU 2004 Greece 2004 Israel 2004 Spain 2004 Portugal 23004 Slovenia 2004 Malta 2004 European Region 2004 Hungary 2004 Czech Republic 2004 Cyprus 2004 Croatia 2004 EU Member States since 2004 Slovakia 2004 Lithuania 2004 Poland 2004 Estonia 2004 Latvia 2004 Belarus 2004 Bulgaria 2004 Turkey 2004 Russian Federation 2004 Romania 2004 Eur-B+C 2004 CIS 2004 TFYR Macedonia 2004 Albania 2004 Kazakhstan 2004 Ukraine 2004 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2004 Armenia 2004 Turkmenistan 2004 CARK 2004 Republic of Moldova 2004 Georgia 2004 Kyrgyzstan 2004 Uzbekistan 2004 Azerbaijan 2004 Tajikistan 2004 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Source: WHO Regional Office for Europe 2007a. Notes: EU: European Union; Eur-A: WHO precalculated indicator based on data from 27 countries in western, southern, central and northern Europe; Eur-B+C: WHO pre-calculated indicator based on data from 26 mainly eastern European countries with different mortality characteristic from Eur-A countries; CIS: Commonwealth of Independent States; TFYR Macedonia: The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; CARK: Central Asian republics plus Kazakhstan. 69
Health systems in transition Latvia Fig. 3.5 70 Total expenditure on health (%) according to source of revenue in the countries of the WHO European Region, 2004 Czech Republic 2004 Luxembourg 2004 Slovakia 2004 United Kingdom 2004 Sweden 2004 TFYR Macedonia 2004 Norway 2004 Iceland 2004 Croatia 2004 Denmark 2004 San Marino 2004 Ireland 2004 Malta 2004 Germany 2004 Slovenia 2004 Finland 2004 France 2004 Italy 2004 Eur-A 2004 EU Member States before May 2004 Monaco 2004 Estonia 2004 Lithuania 2004 Belarus 2004 EU 2004 Turkey 2004 Spain 2004 Hungary 2004 Belgium 2004 Poland 2004 EU Member States since 2004 Portugal 2004 Andorra 2004 European Region 2004 Israel 2004 Austria 2004 Ukraine 2004 Turkmenistan 2004 Kazakhstan 2004 Eur-B+C 2004 Netherlands 2004 Russian Federation 2004 Romania 2004 Switzerland 2004 CIS 2004 Republic of Moldova 2004 Bulgaria 2004 Greece 2004 Latvia 2004 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2004 Cyprus 2004 CARK 2004 Uzbekistan 2004 Albania 2004 Kyrgyzstan 2004 Azerbaijan 2004 Armenia 2004 Tajikistan 2004 Georgia 2004 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Public sector health expenditure as a % of total health expenditure, WHO estimates Private households, OOP payments on health as a % of total health expenditure Source: WHO Regional Office for Europe 2007a. Notes: TFYR Macedonia: The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; EU European Union; Eur-A: WHO precalculated indicator based on data from 27 countries in western, southern, central and northern Europe; Eur-B+C: WHO pre-calculated indicator based on data from 26 mainly eastern European countries with different mortality characteristics from Eur-A countries; CIS: Commonwealth of Independent States; CARK: Central Asian republics plus Kazakhstan.
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