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NHS drops from first to fourth among rich countries’ healthcare systems

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NHS ranked fourth in survey of 11 wealthy countries, down from first in 2017. It came only ninth in a comparison of healthcare outcomes. Norway, the Netherlands and Australia were the top-performing countries. US ranked last overall, despite spending far more of its gross domestic product on healthcare.

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NHS drops from first to fourth among rich countries’ healthcare systems

Thinktank says longer wait for treatment since Covid pandemic is main reason, in study of 11 countries

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NHS loses crown as world’s best healthcare system

UK slips to fourth place out of 11 overall, and rated only ninth on healthcare outcomes

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