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Analysis of Data from 11 Countries Finds That 'Satisfaction' with Health System Performance Means Many Things
The Commonwealth Fund 
Apr. 8, 2013
"Of any country, the U.K. had the greatest percentage of respondents who said that only minor changes to the health care system were needed (61.3%). The U.S., meanwhile, had the highest percentage of respondents who believed that their health system was in need of complete rebuilding (25.4%). Compared with the other 10 countries, the U.S. had the highest percentage of respondents who reported being very confident they would receive effective treatment (34.7%) and also the highest percentage saying they were not at all confident they would (9.2%)."
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