HLTHAGE 2F03 Lecture 7: Week 7
9 Mar 2017
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This is one measure of the total resources we have. The current trend is down from its peak in 2010, it seems similar to the trend of the mid- Since 2010, health spending per capita has decreased by 0. 1% per year. In 1975, the share of the gdp was 7%. Health expenditure was about the grow during this time period. Quebec has the lowest health care cost per capita at ,822. Newfoundland and labrador has the highest at ,256. This could be due to different age distributions, population density and geography. Quebec has a larger population, however newfoundland"s population is older. Quebec has the second fastest aging population in the world, the largest in canada. Costs in the territories are so much higher because of their large geographical area and low population. The highest territory is the northwest territories at ,065. In 2014, seniors spending on health care averaged at ,635 per person.
