The world rankings for beds per capita are as follows:
United States, 34.7 per 100,000 people.
Germany, 29.7 per 100,000 people.
Italy, 12.5 sheets per 100,000 people.
France, 11.6 sheets per 100,000 people.
South Korea, 10.6 sheets per 100,000 people.
Spain, 9.7 sheets per 100,000 people.
Japan, 7.3 sheets per 100,000 people.
Britain, 6.6 per 100,000 people.
China, 3.6 sheets per 100,000 people.
India, 2.3 sheets per 100,000 people.
The ten best recognized hospitals in the world.
1, Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic, a world-renowned private, non-profit medical institution, was founded by Dr. Mayo in 1863 in Rochester, Minnesota, and is one of the world's most influential and represents the world's highest level of medical care.
It is the nation's largest and best-equipped comprehensive healthcare system, along with its own medical school and dozens of medical clinics covering several surrounding states, with more than 2,700 clinical specialists and scientists and 57 research centers already in place.
2, Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Medical Center is one of the world's most famous medical institutions, institutions set of medical care, research and education of the trinity, to provide professional medical care and the latest treatment options for non-profit institutions. Cleveland Medical Center was founded on February 28, 1921, and is affiliated with and operated by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, an Ohio nonprofit corporation.
3, Singapore Central Hospital
Singapore Central Hospital is a public hospital in Singapore, built in 1821, is one of the best hospitals in Singapore, and is also the largest and oldest hospital in Singapore, which has 29 medical specialties, and is the nation's center for specialty services, providing medical care to more than 1 million patients annually.
4, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital, a hospital located in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine *** enjoy a campus.
The health system, which includes six academic and for-profit hospitals, four medical and surgical centers and more than 40 patient care centers, admits as many as 3 million patients annually, and has been ranked as one of the nation's best hospitals by U.S. News & World Report for 24 consecutive years.
5. Charité Hospital
The Charité Medical School in Berlin, is the largest university-affiliated teaching hospital in Europe. The medical school serves as a general hospital that covers all areas of modern medicine and is able to provide appropriate treatment for almost any diagnosis.
There are around 100 clinics and institutes, with a total of ****17 Charest Medical School Berlin centers bringing together a large number of medical specialists, where a wide range of disease conditions around the world can be treated.
6, Massachusetts General Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital, established in 1811, is located in Boston, United States, is a comprehensive hospital. Massachusetts General Hospital is one of the oldest hospitals in the United States and a teaching hospital under Harvard Medical School. Massachusetts General Hospital leads the nation's largest hospital-based research program, with more than $600 million in annual research funding, and has produced 13 Nobel Prize winners to date.
7, Toronto General Hospital
Toronto General Hospital, located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, is one of the city's major teaching hospitals, but also a part of the university health care network, and the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine close relationship. It is the largest and best-funded research facility in Canada and the largest transplant center in North America.
8. University of Tokyo Medical School Hospital
The University of Tokyo Medical School Hospital is a hospital rich in history and tradition that has supported modern medical education in Japan. In addition to promoting medical research and clinical practice, the University of Tokyo Medical School Hospital is also responsible for the education of Japan's top doctors and researchers, and up to now, it has produced a large number of outstanding medical professionals who have made an indelible contribution to medical care in Japan.
9. Lausanne University Hospital
Lausanne University Hospital, located in Geneva, Lausanne, Switzerland, is a teaching hospital that serves the citizens of Switzerland, and conducts globally influential research in a number of fields, including the fields of biotechnology and medical materials.
10, Sheba Medical Center
Israel Sheba Medical Center, built in 1948, is the largest and most comprehensive medical center in Israel and the Middle East, and enjoys a high international reputation, providing services to more than 1 million patients annually.