The presented line graph delineates the average weekly patient attendance at four distinct hospital clinics over the period spanning from 2010 to 2016.
Overall, significant fluctuations were observed in patient numbers across the clinics during the analyzed time frame. Particularly, notable increases were witnessed in the eye clinic attendance, whereas a marked decrease was noted in the dental clinic visits. The birth control clinic experienced varying numbers, with figures remaining constant from the beginning to the final year.
Notably, the eye clinic recorded the most substantial changes in patient footfall, with a moderate increase to nearly 100 in 2012, followed by a significant surge to over 350 in 2016. Similarly, the birth control clinic saw fluctuations, rising to around 350 in 2012, dropping to approximately 270 in 2014, and then climbing back to over 300 by 2016.
Conversely, both the diabetic and dental clinics experienced minor fluctuations over the years. The diabetic clinic witnessed a slight increase to nearly 200 patients in 2012, which remained relatively stable until surpassing 250 in 2016. In contrast, the dental clinic’s patient numbers started above 150 in 2010, dipped to around 50 in 2012, peaked at almost 200 in 2014, and then dropped to about 100 by the end of 2016.