| Characteristic | Number of dermatologists |
|---|---|
| Germany | 5,391 |
| Italy | 4,441 |
| France | 4,003 |
| United Kingdom | 2,482 |
| Turkey | 2,000 |
| Spain | 1,652 |
| Greece | 1,387 |
| Poland | 1,260 |
| Romania | 957 |
| Czechia* | 845 |
| Austria | 805 |
| Belgium | 740 |
| Netherlands | 691 |
| Switzerland | 533 |
| Sweden** | 386 |
| Portugal | 373 |
| Bulgaria | 354 |
| Serbia** | 240 |
| Croatia | 208 |
| Lithuania | 202 |
| Finland** | 192 |
| Denmark** | 180 |
| Norway | 164 |
| Latvia | 140 |
| Macedonia | 110 |
| Cyprus | 95 |
| Estonia | 87 |
| Slovenia | 74 |
| Ireland | 71 |
| Luxembourg | 43 |
| Montenegro | 17 |
| Malta | 17 |
| Iceland | 17 |
| Liechtenstein | 4 |
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Release date
December 2017
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Region
Europe
Survey time period
2015
Supplementary notes
* Data refers to 2013.
** Data refers to 2014.
The source adds the following information: "Health care staff: data refer to human resources available for providing health care services in the country, irrespective of the sector of employment (i.e. whether they are independent, employed by a hospital or any other health care provider). 'Manpower' categories focus on health care professionals (physicians, dentists, nursing and caring professionals, pharmacists, physiotherapists); socio-demographic elements (age, sex) are partly included."
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