The line chart illustrates the proportion of individuals who were satisfied with the medical care system in 4 various countries from 1991 to 2007.
Overall, the proportion of people happy with the healthcare system in Canada plummeted. In addition, the trend for Netherlands decreased throughout the period. Meanwhile, the figure for the United States increased and the trend for United Kingdom stayed stable.
In 1991, about 57% of individuals were satisfied with the medical care in Canada. Afterwards, the figure decreased almost twofold, hitting a low at approximately 22%. Then it slightly increased to approximately 30% in 2006. In 1991, the trend for the Netherlands was just under 50%. From then on, there was a minor increase, however, it decreased steadily and hit a low in 2006, with just over 40%.
The percentage of people satisfied with the healthcare system in the United States was around 10% in 1991. Afterwards, the figure experienced an increase and then remained flat till 2006, reaching approximately 15%. Additionally, the trend for the United Kingdom stayed flat during this timeframe, with just under 30%.
