The chart and table below give information about healthcare resources and life expectancy in different countries.

The chart and table reveal some significant differences between the countries, with regard to health and medical care. First of all, the

number

of sharing hospital

beds

is 14

thousand

in Japan where a higher

number

than in other countries which are mentioned in the chart. Germany and Netherlands come second and third in the next quota, with 8 and 5

thousand

beds

of population. Moving onto the next point, Australia has 4

thousand

beds

of inhabitants which are followed by the UK, Canada, Spain and the USA which supply the lowest quantities of hospital

beds

, at nearly 4 per

thousand

. A more detailed look at the table informs that the Dutch government achieves the highest one of the $3.48 grant, which is followed by the US and Japan spending $6,719 and $2,581 on the fund programme. Standing

in contrast

, the Japanese hold the best great point average in 83 years of life expectancy rather than the Dutch with 80 years and 78 years of American people. In conclusion,

by comparison

with other countries, Japan has the

number

of hospital

beds

with the less money grant,

while

the USA has the lowest

number

of hospital facilities but spend money for funding programme for medical and healthcare Votes