The chart and table below illustrate the number of hospital facilities,
as well as
the public well-being and the health sector investment in several developed countries.
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According to
the bar diagram, it clearly shows a drastic difference in hospital settings between these 8 countries. Linking Words
Japan
records the highest number of Use synonyms
beds
in proportion to its population compared to the others. Use synonyms
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figure almost doubles the number in Germany which provides 8 Linking Words
beds
per thousand of its demographics. Use synonyms
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Japan
, other countries share a similar medical condition, offering approximately 4 Use synonyms
beds
or less per one thousand individuals.
On top of the discussion above, the table Use synonyms
also
reflects a significant discrepancy between the government medical budgets and Linking Words
the
public health and well-being. As indicated in the table, Correct article usage
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Japan
has the longest average life expectancy, despite having the least amount of personal health funding. The US, Use synonyms
on the other hand
, has the most amount of money invested in public healthcare, yet the Americans are 5 years shorter than Linking Words
Japan
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.
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Overall
, the two diagrams indicate a positive relation between the distribution of Linking Words
beds
per patient and the length of the individual lifespan. Use synonyms
Additionally
, it Linking Words
also
seems to suggest that governmental funding in healthcare has no direct impact on extending life expectancy.Linking Words
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