Uzbekistan ranks 64th globally in healthcare quality
Uzbekistan ranks 64th globally in healthcare quality
The American “Ceoworld Magazine” ranked countries based on the quality of their healthcare systems. Out of 110 countries, Uzbekistan placed 64th with an index of 36.26. A higher index, closer to 100, indicates a better healthcare system.
Taiwan, South Korea, and Australia were recognized as having the best healthcare systems, while El Salvador, Honduras, and Nepal were ranked among the worst. Uzbekistan ranked 64th globally in healthcare quality, placing it in the middle among CIS and Central Asian countries:
- Russia: 42nd place
- Azerbaijan: 57th place
- Belarus: 61st place
- Uzbekistan: 64th place
- Ukraine: 76th place
- Kazakhstan: 78th place
- Turkmenistan: 95th place
This ranking is based on a statistical analysis of healthcare quality, considering factors such as medical infrastructure, the qualifications of doctors, nurses, and other medical workers, the cost of healthcare services per capita in US dollars, access to quality medicines, and government efforts in this sector. Additional factors, including environmental conditions and access to clean drinking water, were also taken into account.
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