The line charts illustrate the average amount of weekly patients visiting different clinics of a hospital over the next six years. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that patients increased to varying degrees except the diabetic clinic, which showed some fluctuation. Eye clinic which was the most unpopular hit the highest point though dental clinic remained stable.
From 2010 to 2012 birth control clinic reached its peak (280 patients) and was the most common. Despite the initial rise, the figures sharply declined after 2 years. By 2016 the number of patients was a little less than 250. However, eye clinic demonstrated only the strongest growth. From the beginning of the period the figures increased threefold (from 125 to 350).
While at the diabetic clinic, there was a negligible rise as opposed to starting point. The figures at the beginning of the period were fairly similiar to figures the in 2016 and rose to just 175 patients from a baseline of 75. In comparison with diabetic, dental clinic remained stable with a beginning data point of 100, a low of 50, and a final amount of 125.