Comparative key figures
Data and indicators presented here give an effective comparison of the situation in the 27 European Member States, comparing both the last available values and the trends over the last five to ten years. They give interesting hints regarding the situation of the European hospitals: activity, capacity and healthcare workforce. All data and indicators are extracted from the most authoritative comparative sources; the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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Total and inpatient health expenditure |
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Number of hospitals |
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Total and private inpatient hospital beds |
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Acute care - Number of hospital beds |
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Acute care - Average length of stay |
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Acute care - Bed occupancy rate |
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Acute care - Admissions per 100 inhabitants |
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Physicians and nurses per 100.000 inhabitants |
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Physicians and physicians working in hospitals |
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Total number of nurses and midwives |
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Hospital activities - Inpatient surgical procedure |
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Healthcare activities - Caesarean sections |
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Activities  Hospitals in the 27
EU Member States
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