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The image presents a table detailing average consultation time (in minutes) with family doctors across eight countries for varied age groups: Age 0-10 minutes are France 16, Brazil 18, Japan 12, USA 15, India 19, Kenya 17, UK 19, Italy 17, Chile 32; Age 10-20 are France 18, Brazil 21, Japan 12, USA 17, India 14, Kenya 12, UK 13, Italy 14, Chile 32; Age 20-40 are France 15, Brazil 20, Japan 12, USA 14, India 12, Kenya 13, UK 14, Italy 16, Chile 34; Age 40-60 are France 19, Brazil 22, Japan 14, USA 16, India 11, Kenya 15, UK 21, Italy 23, Chile 41; Age 60-70 are France 31, Brazil 25, Japan 16, USA 19, India 13, Kenya 22, UK 27, Italy 31, Chile 34; Age 70+ are France 38, Brazil 24, Japan 14, USA 31, India 11, Kenya 21, UK 29, Italy 39.
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The table displays the total time (in minutes) that people of various ages take in a consultation with family physicians in a selected countries. These countries are as follows; France, Brazil, Japan, USA, India, Kenya, UK, Italy, and Chile.
Overall, it is evident from the information provided that, the people of Chile spent more time in consulting rooms irrespective of their ages. However, children between the ages of 0-10 across all the countries had the lowest time with the family doctors.
To begin with, France, Brazil, Japan and USA had similarities in the time used to see the physician, except that in France the population between 60-70 and above 70 years spent more time in seeing the doctors. That is 34 minutes and 38 minutes respectively.
India, Kenya, UK, Italy and Chile also have some similarities in the time spent the various age groups but Chile took a different path. They had the doctors spending long time in assessment regardless of the age differences.
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