The table illustrates the proportion of the average length of time(in minutes) monthly that people spend in a consultation with family doctors across 6 countries between 0-70 ages.
Overall, it is clear that the amount of spent time showed high points over 4 nations. Another noticeable feature is that the trend of the citizens in Kenya decreased, Japanese people’s monthly consultation time remained constantly.
In 70 age groups, Chile and France had the highest figure, reaching at 39 and 38 minutes respectively. At the same time, the quantity of the discussion time of USA people stood at approximately 31 minutes. Over the following moths, the UK people had risen the discussion time to 21 minutes, whereas it had the lowest point at the beginning of the period.
In contrast, Kenya citizens experienced a downward trend, it started at 15 minutes, and then it decreased steadily to 10 minutes. In Japan, the discussion time fluctuated, and stood at 14 minutes throughout the 0-10 age group.
In conclusion, the data revealed considerably regional differences, with Chile and France tending to spend consultation with family doctors compared to Kenya and Japan.
