Band 7+: The table shows how five countries ranked on a global scale for their health care systems. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table provided illustrates health care information in 5 developed countries.

Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Canada, and the US.

Overall, the US and Canada rank the highest among all the countries, while Australia and the UK had the lowest ranking. The category where most nations had a high ranking was success of treatment, and the lowest was the care process.

All countries ranked quite high in the success of treatment category Australia being the only exception, scoring 1, which is significantly less than other countries. Other categories were well distributed, and there weren’t many outliers. The US and New Zealand were ranked very poorly in terms of care process. However, the US had noticeably high scores in all the other categories, increasing its overall ranking.

Access to care was reasonably high in all 5 countries, but the UK had the lowest value of 4 in that category. The margin in the administration process was very large; the US had the highest value of 11, and Australia got the lowest of 2.