Australia’s healthcare investment as a percentage of GDP sits at approximately 9.3% per capita, a figure almost half that of the US who takes up 17.9% of its GDP.
Despite spending almost double what Australia spends, the US is flagging dramatically when it comes to life expectancy and overall wellness.
Gaining some ground with the Affordable Care Act, or ObamaCare as it is known, the US is still yet to implement universal health care, making it one of the only industrialised countries to do so.
Compared to the UK (14th), Canada (17th) and the US (46th), Australia's health care system proves to be one of the most efficient in the world, but there are still improvements to be made.
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