Public satisfaction with national health systems by country worldwide 2019

According to the findings of a survey by IPSOS, satisfaction with national health systema varies widely between countries. Respondents from Saudia Arabia and Singapore are the most satisfied with their country's health system. This statistic shows the level of satisfaction with national health systems worldwide as of 2019, by country.

Percentage of respondents worldwide who were satisfied with their country's national health system as of 2019, by country

Characteristic	Very/fairly satisfied	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	Not very/not at all satisfied
Saudi Arabia	72%	14%	12%
Singapore	60%	22%	18%
Belgium	54%	26%	20%
United Kingdom	53%	24%	22%
China	52%	23%	24%
India	51%	24%	25%
Australia	49%	26%	23%
France	47%	25%	26%
Netherlands	46%	26%	27%
Canada	46%	26%	26%
Malaysia	44%	39%	16%
Spain	43%	25%	29%
Philippines	40%	28%	31%
Germany	39%	33%	26%
South Korea	38%	49%	11%
Japan	35%	35%	25%
Sweden	34%	30%	34%
Hong Kong	34%	30%	36%
Turkey	32%	30%	38%
Italy	31%	31%	37%
United States	30%	25%	43%
Argentina	28%	29%	42%
South Africa	24%	19%	57%
Mexico	16%	31%	53%
Brazil	15%	14%	68%
Poland	13%	13%	74%
Russia	11%	17%	70%
Peru	11%	29%	59%
Romania	11%	26%	64%
Chile	8%	13%	78%
Hungary	8%	16%	76%
Colombia	7%	21%	71%
Total	34%	26%	39%

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Release date

February 2020

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

November 22 to December 6, 2019

Number of respondents

around 16,000

Age group

16-74 years

Method of interview

Online panel

Supplementary notes

Original question: To what extent, if at all, are you satisfied with [COUNTRY'S] health system?
Percentages do not add to 100 as "Don't know/refusal" responses are not included.

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