Least Doctors
Understand least doctors: what the measure counts, how to read it and where to check the source.
A physician headcount does not reveal how evenly doctors are distributed or how many hours they work. Registered, professionally active and practising doctors are different populations. Per-person rates help compare country sizes, but they can still hide shortages outside major cities. Training capacity and access to other health professionals also matter for care.
About the data
WHO figures are per 1,000 here; multiply by ten for the question’s per-10,000 unit. Latest country years differ and cannot be treated as one common-year ranking.
The Country10s question
Countries with lowest number of doctors (per 10,000 people). Source: WHO
Reading the source
WHO figures are per 1,000 here; multiply by ten for the question’s per-10,000 unit. Latest country years differ and cannot be treated as one common-year ranking.
The original source edition for this saved game was not retained. The link is a reference for understanding the measure, not proof that the saved answer order is a current world ranking. No unverified top-ten table is presented here.