European Healthcare Expenditure on Healthy Condition Monitoring Programmes by Country

Based on 2023 data, Norway leads in healthcare expenditure on healthy condition monitoring programmes with €151.36 per capita, followed by Finland. The UK, Sweden, Germany, and Austria show significant expenditures above €60 per capita. Countries like France, Luxembourg, and Denmark are in the middle range, each spending around €40-50 per capita. At the lower end, Cyprus, Romania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina spend less than €3 per capita.

Year-on-year variations indicate rapid growth in Latvia and Romania, each exceeding 12% and 23%, respectively. Countries like Estonia and Czech Republic are seeing consistent growth rates above 4%, while Iceland experienced a sharp decline of nearly 12% in 2023.

Future trends to watch include:

• Emerging technologies that could influence monitoring program costs and efficiencies.
• Potential shifts in expenditure focus from Western to Eastern Europe due to rising health awareness.
• Regulatory changes and healthcare reforms impacting funding and investment in monitoring programs.
• Economic conditions prioritizing healthcare investments and their impact on per capita expenditure.