Taiwan's health care system has been ranked No. 1 in the world for three years in a row according to Numbeo's annual online survey.
With a score of 86.39 out of 100, Taiwan ranked first among 93 countries, the Health Care Index by Country released by online database Numbeo showed.
Trailing Taiwan in second place was South Korea with a score of 82.34, and in third place was France with a mark of 80.99. At 4th is Japan followed by Denmark, Spain, Austria, Thailand, Australia and Finland comes next to the top 10.
Meanwhile, Philippines placed at 37th with a score of 67.09 which is place higher than Italy (38), Colombia (39) and China (40).
The results are based on surveys from visitors to its Web site who were asked to score overall quality of healthcare in their countries, Numbeo said.
The magazine said its index measured the overall quality of healthcare systems, including infrastructure, competencies of professionals, and cost and availability of quality medicine.
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