The line graph delineates information about five European hospitals’ weekly admissions between 2004 and 2018. Overall, while hospitals in Bardley, Adlin, Stanton, and Fortsmith experienced an upward trend in entry, ones in Oxley fell in such recorded data during the period of time.
In 2004, nearly 250 patients were sent to Oxley’s hospitals, resulting in the highest figure in the first year. The number of admissions, however, decreased significantly later on. Even though there was a slight increase in 2008, Oxley’s hospitals just ended with the north of 100 medical admissions in 2018.
The opposite pattern was reflected by hospitals in Bardley, Fortsmith Adlin, and Stanton. Starting at respectively 200, 180, 120, and 70 admissions, the hospitals’ statistics of these nations rose considerably, especially Adlin’s and Bardley’s ones which traversed Oxley’s and Fortsmith’s data. At the end of the time frame, hospitals in Barley, Adlin, Fortsmith, and Stanton were on the top of admissions, which were 260, 250, 200, and 160 times.