The Fund used 72 indicators to look at five areas: Care Process, Access, Administrative Efficiency, Equity, and Health Care Outcomes. Here's what they found.
Sunday, February 18, 2018
Comparing Health Systems
The Commonwealth Fund has concluded that our health system is worse than that of many high-income countries (Switzerland, Sweden, France, Germany, Netherlands, Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Norway, Austria). Yet we spend more, as a percentage of GDP, on it than any of the other countries.
The Fund used 72 indicators to look at five areas: Care Process, Access, Administrative Efficiency, Equity, and Health Care Outcomes. Here's what they found.
The Fund used 72 indicators to look at five areas: Care Process, Access, Administrative Efficiency, Equity, and Health Care Outcomes. Here's what they found.
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