Salud

1. 1Mónaco86.5 years
2. 2San Marino85.8 years
3. 3Hong Kong SAR, China85.4 years
4. 4Kuwait84.6 years
5. 5Suiza84.4 years
6. 6Liechtenstein84.2 years
7. 7Andorra84.2 years
8. 8Suecia84.1 years
9. 9Japón84.0 years
10. 10Italia84.0 years

World Bank indicator SP.DYN.LE00.IN (UN Population Division and national statistics): the years a newborn would live if today's death rates held. It sums up health care, food, safety and...

1. 1Estados Unidos29,301
2. 2México26,579
3. 3Indonesia22,121
4. 4Turquía15,382
5. 5Alemania10,376
6. 6Italia10,017
7. 7Ucrania9,527
8. 8Japón9,248
9. 9Reino Unido9,140
10. 10Colombia7,993

OECD Health Statistics: medical graduates are students who got a recognised medical degree in the year (the first step before internship and specialist training). 50 OECD members and...

1. 1Estados Unidos236,203
2. 2Indonesia86,103
3. 3Japón60,381
4. 4Corea del Sur47,170
5. 5Alemania37,773
6. 6Australia31,707
7. 7Reino Unido29,080
8. 8Francia25,249
9. 9México24,820
10. 10Rumania18,969

OECD Health Statistics: students who got a recognised nursing qualification in the year (professional and associate professional nurses). Only reporting OECD members and partners are covered.

1. 1Cuba9.5
2. 2Mónaco8.6
3. 3Seychelles6.6
4. 4Grecia6.6
5. 5Portugal5.9
6. 6Georgia5.6
7. 7Austria5.5
8. 8Rusia5.1
9. 9Argentina5.1
10. 10Andorra5.1

World Bank indicator SH.MED.PHYS.ZS (from the WHO): generalist and specialist medical practitioners per 1,000 people. Countries count practising, professionally active or licensed...

1. 1Mónaco22.0
2. 2Corea del Sur12.8
3. 3Corea del Norte12.8
4. 4Japón12.6
5. 5Bielorrusia9.8
6. 6Mongolia8.6
7. 7Bulgaria8.2
8. 8Alemania7.5
9. 9Rumania7.2
10. 10Rusia6.8

World Bank indicator SH.MED.BEDS.ZS (WHO and OECD data): inpatient beds in public, private, general and specialised hospitals and rehabilitation centres, per 1,000 people. Many beds can...