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International comparisons of health system performance as provided by multilateral organizations such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) meet a lot of interest [1]. Although the methodological challenges in providing comparative data are substantial, there is also a large potential for crossnational learning. Within the OECD, the scope on international health system comparisons has in the past mainly been on comparisons of the financing of health care (resulting in OECD’s system of Health Accounts) and publication of comparative data on the structure of health care (numbers of physicians, institutions and technologies) and data on the health of populations (Health Data).

Benchmarking the quality of national health systems – the OECD indicators