The visual aids illustrate data about healthcare provisions and life expectancy across various countries.
Overall, the bar chart shows the availability of hospital beds per thousand of the population in eight countries. Moreover, the table presents information about government health spending per person and the average life expectancy in three of these countries.
As is very noticeable in the graph, Japan ranks first with a significant amount of 14 beds per thousand. It is followed by Germany that reaches 8 beds. Then, other countries like Netherlands, Australia and the United Kingdom get near 4 hospital beds per thousand of citizens. Finally, Canada, Spain and United States take last place with just over 3 beds each.
For health spending, United States has the highest amount at $6.719 per person, and its life expectancy is 78 years. Next, Netherlands spends $3.481 on health, and the life expectancy is 80 years. Lastly, the Japanese government uses $2.581 in health spending per person, and people have the highest life expectancy among the three countries listed, with an average of 83 years.