The line graph illustrates the average weekly patient attendance at four hospital clinics from 2010 to 2016.
Overall, the clinics specializing in vision and diabetes treatment experienced a substantial increase in patient numbers over the period, while the birth control and dental clinics showed more varied trends.
The birth control clinic initially had 100 patients in 2010, which dropped to approximately 185 in 2014 before rising to around 245 in 2016. In contrast, the eye clinic witnessed a significant surge from about 150 patients in 2010 to over 350 in 2016. Similarly, the diabetic clinic saw a consistent growth from around 60 patients in 2010 to over 250 in 2016.
Conversely, the dental clinic experienced fluctuations, with patient numbers decreasing from over 150 in 2010 to about 50 in 2012, then increasing to close to 200 in 2014, and finally declining to around 100 in 2016. In summary, the data reflects an upward trend in the total patient visits to the hospital, predominantly driven by cases related to vision issues.