The table illustrates the number of patients calculated in various services booking appointements, doctors service, care of children, pharmacy, and response to concerns, at three health centers.
Overall, while the patients evaluted in care of children increased significantly, all other services experienced a consistent fluctuations in evalution.
In longston centre, doctors service accounted for the largest figure of pupils, at 8.0. This figure rose sharply to 8.7 in peveril centre, and further decline to 8.4 in marchbank centre. Care of children showed a similar upward trend, dropping from 6.3 in longston centre to 7.5 in peveril centre, and then to 7.3 in marchbank centre. Likewise, the number of patients attending to booking appointments increased slightly, from 5.2 in longston centre, to 9.1 in peveril centre, and 7.8 in marchbank centre.
In contrast, pharmacy experienced a dramatic increase in evalution. Starting at 51. in longston centre, the figure nearly reach 6.3 in peveril centre and dropped to 5.8 in marchbank centre. Finally, respone to concerns, rising from 4.3 in longston centre to 9.6 in peveril centre, and then to 6.5 in marchbank centre, making them the least attended service type.