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Band 7+: The bar chart demonstrates the four main sources of primary health care in five countries in 2010.

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The image presents a bar chart showing health care delivery in 2010 for Atlantis, Braistan, Selenia, Molovia, and Vatania across four main sources: Nurses, Doctors (GPs), Hospital Clinics, and Specialists. Atlantis: Nurses 35%, Doctors (GPs) 20%, Hospital Clinics 15%, Specialists 10%; Braistan: Nurses 25%, Doctors (GPs) 40%, Hospital Clinics 15%, Specialists 5%; Selenia: Nurses 25%, Doctors (GPs) 25%, Hospital Clinics 27%, Specialists 10%; Molovia: Nurses 10%, Doctors (GPs) 40%, Hospital Clinics 40%, Specialists 5%; Vatania: Nurses 40%, Doctors (GPs) 40%, Hospital Clinics 20%, Specialists 5%.
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The given bar chart illustrates the four dominant sources of primary health care in five different countries in 2020.

Overall, Vatania and Molovia shared several similarities compared to other countries. Besides, specialist was the lowest proportion of health care delivery in most countries that were presented in the bar chart.

Specifically, Molovia and Vatania shared the same proportions in Specialist and Doctor, which were nearly 5 percent for Specialist and nearly 15 percent for Doctor. However, in Vatania, the sources of Nurse and Hospital clinic accounted for roughly 40 percent and 45 percent respectively, while it was the opposite for Molovia.

Regarding the three remaining countries, Hospital clinic was the highest proportion in Atlantis with nearly 45 percent; However, it was only roughly 25 percent for Bratistan and almost 35 percent for Selenia. Specialist remained the lowest in Selenia and Bratistan, while Atlantis was the only country to present the smallest proportion in Nurse.

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