Out-of-pocket expenditure as share of health spending in Brazil 2010-2021

In 2021, Brazil's out-of-pocket health payments accounted for 23 percent of the country's total health expenditure, down from 25 percent reported two years earlier. This figure decreased by six percentage points compared to 2010, when household out-of-pocket expenditure represented around 29 percent of the total health spending in Brazil. Moreover, the South American nation spent approximately 10 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP) on health that same year.

在2021年，巴西的自付医疗费用占总医疗支出的23%，较两年前的25%有所下降。与2010年相比，当年家庭自付医疗支出约占巴西总医疗支出的29%，该比例下降了六个百分点。此外，同年，该南美国家将大约10%的国内生产总值（GDP）用于医疗卫生事业。