Global Out-patient medical care Share by Country (Thousand Units (Persons))

In 2023, Japan held the largest share of global out-patient medical care with 22.66 thousand persons, followed by Germany and Mexico at 13.56 and 12.9 thousand respectively. Year-on-year variations showed significant shifts: Germany increased by 0.26%, South Korea by 0.43%, and Canada by 0.92%. Conversely, Mexico experienced a notable decline of 8.29%, Poland by 0.11%, and Italy by 0.001%. Australia, Belgium, Sweden, Austria, and other countries showed incremental gains.

Future trends to watch include the potential impact of aging populations in Japan and Germany, which may drive demand despite current saturation. The uptick in out-patient care in emerging markets like Australia and Ireland signals possible shifts in global healthcare service utilization. Expanding telemedicine and healthcare technology will also be crucial factors shaping future out-patient care trends.