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The image shows a line graph titled "Last Year's Average Length of Stay at Private and Public Hospitals for Serious Injuries – Queensland, Australia" with two lines representing 'PUBLIC' and 'PRIVATE' hospitals. The X-axis lists age groups: 00-05, 06-10, 11-15, 20-25, 30-35, 40-45, 50-55, 60-65, 70-74, 75-80, 85+; with corresponding years below each group: 04, 09, 14, 19, 24, 29, 34, 39, 44, 49, 54, 59, 64, 69, 74, 79, 84. The Y-axis measures the average length of stay (days), ranging from 0 to 60 in increments of 10. For Public hospitals, the data points for age groups are as follows: 00-05: 35 days, 06-10: 25, 11-15: 25, 20-25: 15, 30-35: 35, 40-45: 52, 50-55: 40, 60-65: 42, 70-74: 20, 75-80: 18, 85+: 18. For Private hospitals, the data points are: 00-05: 20 days, 06-10: 16, 11-15: 20, 20-25: 14, 30-35: 15, 40-45: 20, 50-55: 20, 60-65: 25, 70-74: 18, 75-80: 14, 85+: 14. There are no data points for the 16-19 and 26-29 age groups.
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The chart compares the average number of days that patients from various age groups spent in private and public hospitals in Queensland, Australia, due to severe injuries over the past year.
Overall, public hospitals consistently had longer patient stays than private hospitals across all age groups. Hospitalization durations were highest among younger adults, particularly those in their late 20s, and gradually declined with age in both hospital types.
Public hospitals reported the longest stays for the 25–29 age group, averaging around 60 days, while private hospitals saw an average stay of approximately 25 days for the same demographic. Similarly, patients aged 15–34 in public hospitals stayed for an average of 45–60 days, whereas private hospitals recorded stable durations of 20–25 days. For children aged 0–14, public hospitals had an average stay of around 15 days, while private hospitals recorded fewer than 10 days.
For individuals aged 35 and older, the average length of stay steadily decreased in both sectors. By the age of 70 and above, public hospital stays averaged around 10–15 days, while private hospital stays dropped below 10 days. Notably, the gap between the two types of hospitals narrowed significantly in the older age groups.
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