The line graph gives information about the average number of patients coming per week to four facilities of a particular hospital between 2010 and 2016.
Overall, the flow of weekly visitors for all clinics increased considerably, except for birth control. It is noteworthy that the number of patients paying a visit to an eye clinic soared throughout the given period.
In detail, the figure for weekly patients with birth control experienced a fluctuation starting at almost 250. It reached approximately 280 in 2012, which was followed by a sharp decline to nearly 180 after 2 years. However, the figure regained its previous amount in the last year (250). When it comes to the number of visits for checking eyesight, it levelled off at almost 120 for 2 years. Nevertheless, there was a remarkable growth of 200 in its figure until 2016.
Looking at the remaining two facilities, namely diabetic and dental clinics, they showed lower numbers of patients within a week. The quantity of visits to a diabetic clinic was around 85 in the initial year while that of a dental facility of a hospital made up roughly 100. The former remained almost unchanged during a 4-year period and significantly went up to about 180 at the end of the period, whereas the latter experienced a fluctuation of 50, reaching well under 150 in 2016.