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Health System Rankings: The Bias and Pitfalls of the World Health Organization Survey
The World Health Organization's health systems rankings influence health reforms all over the world. The rankings are a supposedly impartial guide to the relative performance of global health systems, but this new study shows them to be statistically dubious, misleading and ideologically biased towards taxpayer-funded systems.
http://www.policynetwork.net/sites/default/files/trouble_in_the_ranks.pdf
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