The table shows the number of doctors in Australia during the given three periods (1986, 1996, and 2006). And the bar charts compare the proportion of doctors in Australia by distinguishing organisms and place of birth.
Overall, in Australia, the quantity of doctors experienced a sharp increase, and this is the reason: it may be the growth of population or illness. Another interesting point is that it is also clear from the bar charts that more males worked as doctors compared to female workers in all three periods. According to the second one, there are more doctors born in Australia than overseas, almost twice as many.
In detail, the percentage of doctors’ total number was 23,720 in the initial year. While it rose to 29,060 in 1996, the last year showed 35,450 doctors. It grew by about 6000 every ten years.
As for the bar chart representing Australia’s gender, it witnessed more growth in men compared to their women, about 80% and 20%, in the initial year. While Australia’s male workers declined about 70%, the reverse was true for female workers, with approximately 30% in 1996. Similarly, significantly diminished 60% of men labors, while women labors considerably rose almost 40% the last year. According to the second bar chart, those born in Australia dominated all three periods. While native doctors were 60% and 55%, foreign doctors organized the lower level at 35% and 40% between 1986 and 1996. 2006 saw equal proportions of doctors who were born in Australia and overseas, at 50%.