The line graph presents data about how many patients visited four clinics of a hospital, namely birth control, eye, diabetic and dental over a period of 4 years.
Overall, it is apparently clear that the number of patients visiting birth control clinics was on the decline while the opposite trend was seen in the remaining categories. In addition, birth control clinics recorded the highest number of patients in the first 4 years before being surpassed by eye clinics in the last 3 years.
When it comes to the figures for birth control and eye clinics, the former started at the highest point (250 patients) in the first year. This statistics rose marginally to approximately 280 people in 2012 but then dropped significantly to around 180 in 2014, which is lower than the figure for eye clinics at that time (250 patients). After that, it recovered and increased considerably to around 250. By contrast, the latter witnessed a marginal increase from about 130 to 150 people between 2010 and 2012. This figure soared to 350 people in the last year and became the highest figure in the chart.
Regarding the two remaining clinics, staying at 100 people in 2010, the number of patients visiting dental clinics decreased significantly to around 50 two years later before undertaking an increase constantly to around 130 in 2016. The figure for diabetic clinics was 100 individuals in the first year and rose considerably to around 170 in 2016.