Dynamics of changes in expenditures on medical services over the last ten years, their structure in parallel with the dynamics of changes in health indicators

Despite increasing public spending on healthcare in Georgia, the country still needs to catch up world health organization's (WHO) recommendation of allocating at least 15% expenditure healthcare. As a result, population must pay high medical service costs. Additionally, quality Georgia improve. Chronic diseases are particularly prevalent, and lifestyle risk factors such as tobacco alcohol consumption, low physical activity, unhealthy diet contribute their development. This study aims assess cost-effectiveness state programs compare them with best working model recommendations. It also identify contributing development chronic Georgia. The research methodology is meta-analysis, where have been used reports national there discussed results all operating Georgia-to analyze dynamics changes indicators over last ten years. finds that funding for yearly, but WHO's recommendation. excessive costs services, remains low. Lifestyle developing could be better compared global practices. concludes despite trends expenditures due an diet. improvement, practices should considered. highlights need increased resource utilization achieve outcomes.