The given table illustrates the data about the total amount of money spent on healthcare per head, in US dollars, in five selected nations, including Australia, Germany, the US, Japan and the UK, in 2009.
Overall, it is evident that the English were the healthiest because they spent the lowest amount on medical system. In contrast, the American suffered from health problems more frequently than citizens in other countries did.
Regarding the nations whose residents invested a higher amount of money in healthcare system, the US showed the largest expenditure on medical services, exactly 11,072. Followed by Germany, its residents paid 6,646 for health checkups, which was a remarkable difference from America.
Turning to the remaining countries, Australia recorded a fund of 5,187 in medical care. In addition, the amount of money allocated for health treatment in Japan was nearly the same as that in the UK, 4,823 and 4,653, respectively.