6.4 percent of GDP of public and private spending on health puts Poland at the tail end of the ranking of European countries. Not just the EU, unfortunately, according to the latest report "Health at a Glance. Europe 2024" released Monday by the OECD and the European Commission.
The report dedicated to Europe has been appearing alternately with the one dedicated to all OECD countries for several years. It is a mine of knowledge about health care systems, also - about what priority each country gives to this area. In the case of Poland, it is probably difficult to talk about priority at all. The figures for spending, especially public spending, speak for themselves.
In the fifth year of the 7 percent of GDP health law, current public...
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