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64 Health systems in transition France Fig. 3.3 Health expenditure in US$ purchasing power parity per capita in the WHO European Region, 2013 Western Europe Luxembourg Norway Switzerland Monaco Netherlands Austria Germany Denmark Belgium France Sweden Ireland San Marino Iceland Finland Andorra United Kingdom Italy Spain Malta Greece Portugal Israel Cyprus Turkey 1053.48 4884.62 4811.82 4552.40 4526.08 4333.58 4243.84 3867.12 3708.50 3645.81 3604.12 3338.03 3310.70 3126.05 2845.70 2651.86 2512.67 2507.79 2355.13 2196.98 6518.22 6307.78 6186.65 6122.51 5601.11 Central and south-eastern Europe Slovenia Slovakia Czech Republic Hungary Lithuania Poland Croatia Estonia Latvia Bulgaria Romania Serbia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro TFYR Macedonia Albania CIS Russian Federation Belarus Kazakhstan Azerbaijan Georgia Ukraine Republic of Moldova Armenia Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan 2595.21 2146.56 1981.84 1839.01 1578.73 1550.72 1516.85 1452.64 1310.40 1212.52 988.16 986.94 928.45 926.37 758.68 539.28 1586.56 1081.39 1023.48 956.65 696.99 686.70 553.35 351.38 330.24 276.17 220.95 169.59 Averages EU members before May 2004 Eur-A EU European Region EU members since May 2004 Eur-B+C CIS CARK 1538.42 1154.33 1112.50 474.45 2454.76 3870.81 3835.21 3378.53 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 Source: WHO Regional Office for Europe, 2015. Notes: CARK: Central Asian Republics and Kazakhstan; CIS: Commonwealth of Independent States; Eur-A,B,C: Regions as in the WHO list of Member States, last available year; TFYR Macedonia: The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
Health systems in transition France 65 Fig. 3.4 Public sector health expenditure as a percentage of total health expenditure in the WHO European Region, 2013 Western Europe Monaco San Marino Norway Denmark Luxembourg United Kingdom Sweden Iceland Netherlands Italy France Turkey Germany Belgium Austria Andorra Finland Spain Greece Ireland Malta Switzerland Portugal Israel Cyprus Central and south-eastern Europe Czech Republic Croatia Romania Estonia Slovenia Bosnia and Herzegovina Slovakia Poland TFYR Macedonia Lithuania Hungary Latvia Serbia Bulgaria Montenegro Albania 46.33 48.37 88.17 87.85 85.46 85.36 83.68 83.54 81.48 80.46 79.85 78.03 77.54 77.41 76.81 75.80 75.75 75.32 75.28 70.43 69.51 67.67 66.09 66.00 64.66 59.13 71.62 70.04 70.04 69.58 68.90 66.57 63.57 61.91 60.50 59.25 57.33 83.30 80.01 79.71 77.87 CIS Turkmenistan Belarus Kyrgyzstan Ukraine Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Russian Federation Republic of Moldova Armenia Tajikistan Georgia Azerbaijan 21.53 20.78 30.62 65.49 65.36 59.03 54.45 53.15 50.99 48.05 46.00 41.73 Averages EU members before May 2004 Eur-A EU EU members since May 2004 European Region Eur-B+C CARK CIS 50.86 49.33 58.08 77.12 76.76 76.00 71.84 67.14 0 20 40 60 80 100 Source: WHO Regional Office for Europe, 2015. Notes: CARK: Central Asian Republics and Kazakhstan; CIS: Commonwealth of Independent States; Eur-A,B,C: Regions as in the WHO list of Member States, last available year; TFYR Macedonia: The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
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