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Fig. 5.2 Proportion of total public expenditure devoted to health
152
in Ireland, 2007–2014
Fig. 5.3 Population coverage by category in Ireland, 1990–2012 154
Fig. 5.4 Inpatient, emergency and day case activity in Ireland, 2008–2012 157
Fig. 5.5 Total, male and female death rates per 1000 population
162
in Ireland, 2000–2012
Fig. 6.1 Public expenditure by sector in Latvia, 2008 and 2010 191
Fig. 6.2 Total expenditure on health by source of revenue in Latvia,
191
2008 and 2010
Fig. 6.3 Average monthly OOP payments per household member and OOP 201
payments as a percentage of household expenditures by income
quintile in Latvia, 2010
Fig. 6.4 Percentage of self-reported unmet need for medical examination or 201
treatment because it was "too expensive", selected income quintiles
in Latvia, 2005–2010
Fig. 6.5 Percentage of self-reported unmet need for medical examination or 202
treatment because it was "too expensive", in Latvia and selected
comparators, 2004–2010
Fig. 6.6 Number of hospital discharges per 1000 population and discharges 204
by primary diagnosis in Latvia, 2006–2010
Fig. 7.1 Changes in GDP and unemployment in Lithuania, 2000–2012 218
Fig. 7.2 Contributions to SHI in Lithuania, 2004–2015 227
Fig. 7.3 Functioning of the counter-cyclical mechanism of SHI revenue
227
in Lithuania, 2004 -2013
Fig. 7.4 Point value ratios for health care prices in Lithuania, 2009–2012 230
Fig. 8.1 Indexed growth in health care expenditure per sector
255
in the Netherlands
Fig. 8.2 Annual nominal growth in health care expenditure in the Netherlands, 256
2000–2013
Fig. 8.3 Breakdown of total health care expenditure by financing agent in 274
the Netherlands at the beginning (2008) and during (2011) the crisis
Fig. 8.4 Breakdown of health care spending by sector in the Netherlands, 275
in 2008 and 2012
Fig. 8.5 Breakdown of health care spending by type of care in the Netherlands 275
in 2008 and 2012
Fig. 9.1 Trends in infant mortality (a) in Portugal (1960–2012) and
287
(b) in European countries (2012)
Fig. 9.2 Total expenditure on health as a percentage of GDP,
291
Portugal and EU average, 2000–2012
Fig. 9.3 Total expenditure on health per capita, Portugal and EU average, 291
2000–2012
Fig. 9.4 Public expenditure on health as a share of total health expenditure, 291
Portugal and EU average, 2000–2012
Fig. 9.5 Breakdown of total health care expenditure by expenditure provider 292
in Portugal, 2008–2011
Fig. 9.6 Evolution of selected user charges in Portugal, 2003–2013 296