The report analyses the performance of Lithuania’s health system which has been long characterised by its institutional stability and the steady pursuit of a policy agenda aimed at adapting it to the evolving burden of disease.

- Foreword - Acronyms and abbreviations - Executive summary - Assessment and recommendations - Overview of Lithuania's health care needs and health care system - Health care system in Lithuania: Access and sustainability - Health care system in Lithuania: Efficiency and quality

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