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Sverige Intensivplasser

Kurs

Kurs
1,9 per 1000 people
Endring +/-
-0,06 per 1000 people
Prosentvis endring
-3,06 %

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Intensivplasser

Intensivplasser

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Intensivplasser
Date
Intensivplasser
1. jan. 1973
9,64 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1974
9,48 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1975
9,30 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1976
9,13 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1977
8,97 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1978
8,84 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1979
8,51 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1980
8,33 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1981
8,12 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1982
7,87 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1983
7,78 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1984
7,61 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1985
7,14 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1986
6,80 per 1000 people
1. jan. 1987
6,52 per 1000 people
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Historie

— Historie
DatoVerdi
1,9 per 1000 people
1,96 per 1000 people
2,04 per 1000 people
2,15 per 1000 people
2,26 per 1000 people
2,35 per 1000 people
2,4 per 1000 people
2,46 per 1000 people
2,48 per 1000 people
2,5 per 1000 people

Intensivplasser Sverige — FAQ

What is the current Intensivplasser in Sverige?

The current Intensivplasser in Sverige is 1,9per 1000 people as of 1.1.2019.

How has the Intensivplasser in Sverige changed recently?

The Intensivplasser in Sverige decreased from 1,96per 1000 people (1.1.2018) to 1,9per 1000 people (1.1.2019).

What is the all-time high for Intensivplasser in Sverige?

The all-time high for Intensivplasser in Sverige was 9,64per 1000 people, recorded on 1.1.1973.

What is the all-time low for Intensivplasser in Sverige?

The all-time low for Intensivplasser in Sverige was 1,90per 1000 people, recorded on 1.1.2019.

What is the historical average of Intensivplasser in Sverige?

The historical average of Intensivplasser in Sverige is 4,87per 1000 people, calculated over the period from 1.1.1973 to 1.1.2019.

Where does the Intensivplasser data for Sverige come from?

The Intensivplasser data for Sverige is sourced from OECD and published on Eulerpool.