The table shows how five countries ranked on a global scale for their health care systems.

The table demonstrates how five countries ranked on a global scale for their healthcare systems. The table illustrates how English-speaking nations’ healthcare systems can be compared on a range of metrics.

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, the five countries were ranked

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four criteria. The US ranks 11th on three of the four measures: access to medicines, the way they are administered and the success of analysis.

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is the lowest general ranking,

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, the US has the second-best prescription practice. Canada is slightly ahead of the US with an entire score of 10, largely

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its scores on access to care and cure success

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and a seventh place on administration. Australia and the UK are ranked

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in total, at three and four; both are let down insignificantly by their care procedure; Australia’s access to concern is, though, ranked remarkably lower. New Zealand, meanwhile, is given slightly lower than average scores on the success of remedy but comes first for its care action, ranking third in the group as a whole.