Health Accounts (SHA 2011)
How health expenditure is financed, where the money comes from, who provides care and what it buys, using the WHO Global Health Expenditure Database.
- Financing schemes
- Revenue sources
- Healthcare providers
- Healthcare functions
Year range
2000
2023
Financing schemes composition: Malaysia, 2023
Deepest available breakdown, so the parts add up to the total. Hover for values.
Trend comparison: Malaysia (RM billion)
Financial protection
Health financing transition: Malaysia and ASEAN
Each point is one year (2000–2023): out-of-pocket share of current health expenditure against health expenditure per capita (log scale). The selected country is in blue; other ASEAN members in grey. Hover over a line to see which country it is.
Data table
CHE: current health expenditure. GGHE-D: domestic general government health expenditure. PVT-D: domestic private health expenditure. NCU: national currency units (RM for Malaysia). NPISH: non-profit institutions serving households. IEC: information, education and counselling. CAGR: compound annual growth rate. n.e.c.: not elsewhere classified.
This dashboard visualises publicly available data as-is for informational purposes only. The publisher makes no guarantees regarding accuracy and assumes no liability for decisions made based on this information. This dashboard is not a WHO product but is based on WHO data (GHED and the Global Health Observatory). Please report any errors.
Source: WHO Global Health Expenditure Database (GHED), World Health Organization. Used with attribution under the WHO terms.
SDG 3.8.2 estimates: WHO Global Health Observatory. Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO.
Transition framing: Fan & Savedoff (2014), Social Science & Medicine 105.
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