The provided line graph illustrates the average weekly visit of patients at the hospital’s four different clinics between the year 2010 and 2016.
Overall, except for diabetic clinic, all other clinics had increasing number of patients in 2016. While, number of patients in eye clinic increased throughout the period, the other clinics suffered significant fluctuation.
The people visiting for eye checkup and birth control was just above 100 and just under 250, respectively in 2010. Both increased to about 50 more patients by 2012. However, there was a significant drop in the birth control clinic to just under 200 patients in the year 2014, before reaching just below 250 patients in 2016. On the other had, the patients in eye clinic kept on increasing and reached 350 in the year 2016, which was the highest in that year.
Taking about diabetic and dental clinic, they started at just above 50 and 100 patients respectively in the year 2010. While the patients in diabetic clinic increased to about 100, the people visiting dental clinic decreased to around 50 by 2012. Average patients in diabetic clinic remained consistent from 2012 to 2014, before the drastic increase in 2016 by almost double. In contrast, patients in dental clinic increased almost double in 2014 and remained consistent between the year 2014 and 2016.