The given bar chart below shows the dynamic of people who attended hospital emergency services in Northern Ireland by age group and attendances per 1000 population in December 2016 to December 2017.
Overall, the biggest number of patients in Northern Ireland was the elderly aged between 75 and over people. The average age of patients who visited less was 5-15 years old people.
According to the chart, in December 2016, the number of people under the age of 5 came to the hospital is approximately 55 per 1000 population and 5-15 aged reached 20. It is clear that ages from 16 to 65-74 had the same rate of illnesses (30). Furthermore, 45-64 aged had the attendance of 27 persons per 1000. And the highest score (65) had 75 and over.
On the other side, children under 5 years old was 55 per 1000 persons in 2017. People aged 5-15 had the 22, the 16-44 and the 65-74 aged had attendance which was 35. Moreover, 45-64 years old patients were 34 users. And the eldest people were 70 people in the hospital.