6. 0 ( 12
Population Health Care Spending
United
States
United
5%
States Rest of
39% the
Rest of World
the World 61%
95%
Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 2006
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Sources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, University of California at San Francisco, Institute for the Future.
Reprinted from Advances: The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Quarterly Newsletter, 2000, Issue 1, supplement, page 1
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Washingtonians in Families with High Health Care Costs
Percent
Share of pre-tax income on health 2000 2008 Insured
care (2008)
923,000 1,333,000
> 10% (17.5%) (23.6%) 84.4%
254,000 386,000
> 25% 78.5%
(4.8%) (6.8%)
Source: Too Great a Burden: Washington’s Families at Risk, Families USA, December 2007
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2003 2008 2015 2020
$30,000
26,730
$25,000 23,842
21,009
19,731
$20,000 17,599
15,508
$15,000 13,788
12,298
10,837 10,748
9,249
$10,000 7,866
$5,000
1
$0
U.S. average Lowest state Highest state
16. - G B
Capacity and Use Rates for Selected OECD Countries, 1999/2000
Acute Admissions Average Acute
beds per per 1000 length of hospital
1000 pop pop hospital days per
stay (days) capita
Canada 3.3 99 7.1 1.0
France 4.2 204 5.5 1.1
Germany 6.4 205 9.6 1.9
Switzerland 4.1 136 9.3 1.3
US 3.0 118 5.9 0.7
Source: Anderson, GF, et al., Health Affairs, May/June 2003
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%
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+ < * <
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per capita * <
as % of US = <
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Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 2006
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4 6
:
Coverage with skilled birth attendance in poorest quintile by type of
provider, according to overall level of skilled birth attendance (%)
All countries with DHS surveys analyzed by WB PHN
70
65
60
50
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40
30
23
20
13
10
4 2 3 4
0
0
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(% )Births attended by public providers (% )Births attended by private providers
28. '%() *B
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1986 2006
Health
Public Health Public
Care and
Schools Care and Schools
All Other 39.5%
45.7% All Other
38.4%
49.9%
Higher
Higher
Ed
Ed
10.6%
15.8%
Source: Washington State Office of Financial Management, 2008
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" %
The Impact of Quality-Reporting Programs on
Hospital Operations
September/October 2006
Health Affairs, Vol. 25, No. 5
30. Health Care Market Trends and the Evolution
of Hospitalist Use and Roles
February 2005
Journal of General Internal Medicine, Vol.
20, Issue No. 1
31. Health Benefits in 2005: Premium Increases Slow
Down, Coverage Continues to Erode
The Average Cost of Family Coverage Now Exceeds the
Average Yearly Income of Minimum-Wage Americans
September/October 2005 Health Affairs, Vol. 24, No. 5