The line chart illustrates the changes of the level of satisfaction with the healthcare system in 4 nation from 1991 to 2007.
In general, it is apparent that Canada acknowledge the highest fluctuations when the level of satisfaction sharply before recorving significantly, while Netherlands remains at a The level of satisfaction is relatively stable and high over the period. In contrast, the UK and US are increase slightly, but the US always has the lower rate among the four countries.
At the beginning of the period, Canada has the highest level of satisfaction with the healthcare system, at a level of approximately 58%, whereas Netherlands’ rate is nearly 47%. However, the percentage of Canada fell dramatically to approximately 18% in 1998 before recovering considerably to 40% in 2007.
By contrast, Netherlands stay constant, increasing gradually from nearly 47% to 48% then dropping slightly to 46% at the end at the end of the period, through that becoming the country has the highest level of satisfaction with the healthcare system in 2007.
Regarding the US, the level of satisfaction rose steadily and continuously from nearly 22% in 1991 to 25% in 1998 and approximately 28% in 2007. Similarly, the US’s rate solely grew gradually from nearly 9% to 10% then 11% at three corresponding milestones, but this nation still has the lowest rate over the period. Notably, at the end of the period, the Netherlands’s rate was higher than that US nearly 35% and more than four times higher.