The given chart illustrates the average of population of patients who go to four clinics in one hospital every week over a duration of six years, starting 2010. Overall, the figure for birth control maintained, while that for the rest of clinics increased.
Turning to the details, as for the birthday control clinic, the figure started with under 250 people per week in 2010 before reaching its peak at approximately 280 in the next two years. However, it suddenly decreased to its bottom by around 100 individuals in 2014, then rose to the same point compared with the initial year in the last year.
Regarding the upward trend, the patient numbers increased gradually from 125 to 150 in the first two years, and subsequently, it rocketed to the highest point at 350 people in 2016. In terms of diabetic, the number of individuals visting this clinic was around 60 per week, and after six years, it grew considerably to about 170. Furthermore, the dental clinic’s patient count increased slightly from 100 to approximately 130.