2013 Global Health and Wellness Report - Kantar Health

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National Health and Wellness Survey | United Kingdom 269Population profileJJThe proportion of elderly people in the population isincreasing, with the population aged 65 and olderexpected to be 21% in 2030.JJThe birth rate in the UK is slightly higher than theEuropean average. Net migration is also positiveand below the European average.JJThe steadily rising levels of alcohol consumption andalcohol-related deaths and the sharp increases inadult and child obesity are among the most pressingpublic health concerns, along with the (albeit steadilydecreasing) rate of smoking prevalence, with 21%of men and 20% of women in England being regularsmokers in 2012.Life expectancy and causes of deathJJVarious indicators show that the health of thepopulation is improving. Life expectancy at birth hasincreased by 2.0 years for both men and womensince 2004.JJNoncommunicable diseases cause over threequartersof deaths in the United Kingdom. Of these,cardiovascular diseases and cancers, accounting for60% of deaths.Healthcare systemJJThe UK’s National Health Service (NHS) is one ofthe world’s largest publicly funded health services.JJHealth services in the United Kingdom are largelyfree at the point of use through the NHS.JJ11% of the population is covered by private medicalinsurance (PMI), which mainly provides access toacute elective care in the private sector.Reimbursement policiesJJWhile most NHS healthcare is free at the point ofuse, some services are either not covered by theNHS or are only covered for specific patient groups(such as children). Therefore, patients must eitherpay for treatment themselves (direct payments) orpay part of the costs in the form of co-paymentssuch as for NHS dental care and prescriptioncharges. For patients with PMI, this may cover partor all of treatment costs not covered by the NHS.In addition, patients may elect to use their PMI forservices covered by the NHS.JJIn 2014, NHS charge increased from £7.85 to £8.05for each prescription, and is expected to increase to£8.25 in 2015.United Kingdomwww.KantarHealth.com
National Health and Wellness Survey | United Kingdom 270General statisticsJJGross national income per capita (Intl $ 1 , 2012): 37,340JJLife expectancy at birth male/female (years): 79/83JJTotal expenditure on health per capita (Intl $, 2012): 3,495JJTotal expenditure on health as % of GDP (2012): 9.4%JJInternet penetration: Total population: 89.8%Lifestyle statistics 3JJTotal % of adult population that:20.0%22.1%58.5%82.0%Smokes Exercises 2 Drinks Alcohol Is Obese (BMI ≥ 30)DemographicsJJTotal population: 62,783,000JJArea size: 243,610 km 2JJDoctors (per 10,000 population): 27.9JJHospital beds (per 10,000 population): 29Rank City % Population1 London 12.9%2 Birmingham 1.7%33 Glasgow 0.9%4 Liverpool 0.9%5 Bristol 0.8%45211The international $ is a currency unit that is calculated using purchasing power parities (PPP), which are rates ofcurrency conversion constructed to account for differences in price level between countries.2At least one day per month of vigorous exercise lasting 20 minutes or more.3Adult population: 49,809,000United Kingdomwww.KantarHealth.com
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