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The image shows satisfaction levels with the healthcare system in Canada, UK, Netherlands, and US from 1991, 1998, to 2007. In 1991: Canada 56%, UK 44%, Netherlands 30%, US 11%. In 1998: Canada 38%, UK 34%, Netherlands 23%, US 11%. In 2007: Canada 52%, UK 41%, Netherlands 42%, US 11%. Overall: Canada's satisfaction decreased from 56% (1991) to 38% (1998), then increased to 52% (2007); UK's satisfaction decreased steadily from 44% (1991) to 34% (1998) to 41% (2007); Netherlands' satisfaction gradually declined from 30% (1991) to 23% (1998), then increased to 42% (2007); US satisfaction remained constant at 11% across all years.
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The lines on the graph illustrate the level of satisfaction with the health care system in 4 different countries.
Overall, it is clear that the satisfaction level in canada experienced a sharp decline, while other countries, on the contrary, remaineed relatively stable.
Turning to the detail, Canada shows dramatic deacrese from 1991 to 1998. Initially, it was 10 % higher than the Netherlands, but over the 7 years it dropped by 40% and become 20%. Suprisingly, it started raising after a quick fall and in 2026 went up to 40%
Throughout this period, the Netherlands shows only minor fluctuations. The percentage slowly got up to 49% in 1998 before falling back to 47%. Besides, the UK was slight increase from 22 to 28 percent. As for the US, it has been almost unchanged all this time, with only small grow starting from 1998 it went from 10% in 2026 to 11%
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