The data presented below provides information about responses received from 4 different sections of 3 healthcare facilities in the year 2009. Overall, the responses from the 3 aspects have similar trend, they appear to be in a decreasing manner; however, care after treatment fails to align with this pattern.
The waiting time, staff and hospital treatment in Hospital A,B and C are similar – this is obvious as Hospital A recorded the highest percentage across all 3 sections. This was subsequently followed by hospital B then C. Hospital A has the peak percentage of about 80% in terms of staff response, which is in stark contrast to care after treatment that has a little above 50% in the same hospital, which was the lowest.
Hospital B has the most number of care after treatment response – this was proven by the approximately 80% recorded. The waiting time in the same center was the lowest at about 60% which is the same for Hospital C.
