The table shows information about the average amount of time that people from different age groups spend with family doctors in several countries.
Overall, what stands out from the table is that Chile generally recorded the highest figures, while Kenya and the UK had the lowest figures. It is also noticeable that the time spent with doctors generally increased with age in most countries.
Looking at the details, in the 0-10 age group, people in Chile spent the longest time with doctors, at 32 minutes, followed by Italy at 17 minutes and France at 16 minutes. By contrast, the figure for the UK was only 9 minutes. Brazil and India both stood at 12 minutes, while Japan, the USA and Kenya recorded 14, 13 and 15 minutes respectively.
Regarding the 10-20 and 20-40 age groups, Chile remained the highest, with 32 and 34 minutes respectively. In France, the figure increased from 18 minutes to 25 minutes, while Brazil rose slightly from 21 to 23 minutes. By contrast, Japan recorded relatively low figures of 12 and 16 minutes. The figures for Kenya and the UK remained relatively low, ranging from 12 to 14 minutes.
Looking at the older age groups, the time spent with doctors generally increased in France, the USA, Italy and Chile. In the 70+ age group, Chile recorded the highest figure, at 39 minutes, followed by France at 38 minutes and the USA at 31 minutes. Italy stood at 29 minutes. By contrast, India and Kenya recorded the lowest figures, at 11 and 10 minutes respectively, while the UK reached 21 minutes. i