The line chart illustrates the proportion of grown-ups whose medical requirements was not satisfied in the previous year between 2008 and 2022 in 6 various European countries.
Overall, most European nations satisfaction rate fell down throughout the years, remaining ones either increased with a minor difference or fluctuated.
The three most stable countries that healthcare needs went unmet were Sweden France and Ireland. Sweden started with almost 15% in 2008 and until 2016 it only observed minor change. Between 2016 and 2018 Sweden satisfaction rate unexpectedly fell down and got approximately 5%.It then recovered and reached about 10%. On the other hand, France and Ireland had similar proportions and these percentages never get any better. Both nations start with almost 5% in 2008 and after following slight changes Ireland still trying to get 5% but France fortunately reached 5% and even got more in 2020.
Remaining countries which were Latvia, Uk and Estonia fluctuated . Uk started only 5% in 2008 and then proportion fell under 5% then again increased to nearly 5% in 2012 and 2014, respectively. After these oscillations UK rose to approximately 15% in 2022, which was a massive resurgence. Estonia and Latvia got the most complicated path which their rate in 2008 was nearly 10 and 15, respectively.Then they met between 15% and 20% in 2012 after that both began to drop. In 2022 the portion of Estonia got just over 10 whilst, Latvia got just under 10%.