HOW THE FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS SPENT HEALTH DOLLARS IN 2013/14:
* Federal government health funding per person averaged $2725 in 2013/14 - $653 more in real terms than 2003/04 but just $30 more than 2012/13.
* Federal government funding for hospitals was $892 per person - $132 higher than in 2003/04 and $1 higher than 2012/13.
* The ACT received the biggest increase in federal hospital funding over the decade at 5.3 per cent per year.
* In 2013/14, Tasmania received the greatest amount of federal hospital funding at $1130 per person.
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* NT received the least at $735.
* Federal government spending on primary health in 2013/14 was $1002 per person, up from $722 in 2003/04, but down from $1006 in 2012/13.
* Almost $55 billion was spent on primary care in 2013/14, up from $34.4 billion in 2003/04.
* Almost $59 billion was spent on hospitals
Source: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare health expenditure Australia 2013/14
