Health.
People, access and outcomes over time.
Improving
A favourable change under this indicator’s stated rule, compared with the same period one year earlier.
Lower unemployment or debt/GDP is positive. Higher employment or a smaller trade deficit is also positive.
Green does not always mean the number increased.
Worsening
An unfavourable change under this indicator’s stated rule, compared with the same period one year earlier.
Higher unemployment or debt/GDP is negative. Inflation moving further from the dashboard’s 2% reference is also negative.
Red describes the observed change, not its cause or the country’s overall condition.
Unchanged / context needed
No improvement or deterioration is assigned. The value may be unchanged, its meaning ambiguous, or the comparison unavailable or delayed.
Imports can rise because of demand or investment, so they remain neutral. Missing or delayed comparisons also remain neutral.
Neutral does not mean good, bad, or zero.
Population health, hospital capacity and financing describe different aspects of health. Reporting years may differ.
Health at a glance
Could people get the care they needed?
Cost is included in the combined barriers. Do not add these percentages. The source publishes percentages only; a compatible absolute headcount is unavailable.
The denominator is everyone aged 16+ in private households, including people who did not need care. Greece and EU-27 use the same survey year and definition; these are self-reported barriers, not administrative waiting-list counts.
Greece healthcare access and health statistics
Explore healthcare access and health outcomes in Greece using official indicators, historical observations and transparent source definitions.
Greece OS is an independent application presenting public data, not an official government website. Reporting periods differ by indicator. The interactive dashboards show available observations, definitions and sources.