This table shows the wide variety of long-term series in the field of health, lifestyle and healthcare. Figures on births and deaths, some causes of death and the occurrence of certain infectious diseases are available from 1900. Other series start at a later date. In addition to perceived health, the table includes figures on infectious diseases, hospital admissions by diagnosis, life expectancy, lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol and overweight, and causes of death. Various aspects of health care such as the number of healthcare professionals, the number of available hospital beds, the average length of stay and expenditure on care are also included in the table. Many topics are also listed in more detail in other StatLine tables, but sometimes with a shorter duration. Data on notifiable infectious diseases and AIDS/HIV are not included in other tables. Data available from: 1900 Status of the figures: Most figures are final. The most recently added year is provisional for: - diagnoses at hospital admission; - quantitative data from hospitals - healthcare professions; - causes of death. For expenditure on care, the figures for 2022 are provisional; the figures for 2020 and 2021 are more provisional; the other figures are final. All years are provisional for: notifiable infectious diseases, HIV, AIDS. Changes as of July 7, 2023: - Supplement with the most recent figures available. Changes as of 14 July 2022: - Replacement of the series of volume indices for healthcare expenditure with reference year 2010 for a new series with reference year 2015. When will new figures be released? The most recent figures available at that time will be published in December 2023.
