European Healthcare Expenditure on Laboratory Services by Country

Healthcare expenditure on laboratory services in Europe displays substantial variation among countries. In 2024, Latvia leads with 10.83% of total current health expenditure devoted to laboratory services, followed by Cyprus (6.97%) and Croatia (6.9%). Slovakia (6.16%), Estonia (5.46%), and Bulgaria (5.04%) also have significant allocations. Norway (4.45%) and Liechtenstein (3.88%) show moderate expenditure, while Luxembourg (3.43%) and Belgium (2.93%) are on the lower end. At the bottom, Slovenia allocates the least, at just 0.01%.

Year-on-year variation in 2023 highlights notable increases in Latvia (23.89%), Lithuania (16.96%), and Belgium (10.98%), indicating a rising emphasis on laboratory services. Conversely, Romania (-6.32%), Greece (-9.22%), and Iceland (-3.93%) experienced significant reductions. The data reveals widespread volatility, with both upward and downward trends across different countries.

Looking forward, we expect technological advancements and aging populations to drive increased expenditure on laboratory services across Europe. Countries with current lower expenditure levels may invest more in these services, while those with higher percentages might focus on optimizing efficiency and incorporating innovative solutions.

Top countries in Healthcare Expenditure on Laboratory Services by Country

# 10 Countries Percent of Total Current Health Expenditure Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Latvia 10.83 2023 +21.82% +23.89% View data
2 2 Cyprus 6.97 2023 +3.26% +0.61% View data
3 3 Croatia 6.9 2023 +3.76% +8.78% View data
4 4 Slovakia 6.16 2023 +1.48% +2.14% View data
5 5 Estonia 5.46 2023 +1.68% +1.25% View data
6 6 Bulgaria 5.04 2023 +22.63% +21.04% View data
7 7 Norway 4.45 2023 0% +0.14% View data
8 8 Liechtenstein 3.88 2023 +0.78% +1.91% View data
9 9 Luxembourg 3.43 2023 -2% -0.74% View data
10 10 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2.98 2023 -2.3% -2.55% View data

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