The line graph shows the average number of weekly patients visiting four clinics of a hospital from 2010 to 2016.

The mentioned line graph illustrates the

figure

for

patients

who visit four clinics (including

birth

control

,

eye

, diabetic, and dental) in one hospital between 2010 and 2016.

Overall

, it can be seen that the number of

people

visiting the hospital on a weekly basis for

eye

, diabetic, and dental check-ups increased over a

period

of 6 years,

while

this

figure

for

birth

control

patients

decreased. At the beginning of the

period

, the clinic for

birth

control

received the highest

data

.

However

, in the end, it was

eye

patients

that visit the hospital the most. In the first two years, the

data

of

people

checking up for

birth

control

,

eye

, and diabetes rose from around 250, 125, and 60 to nearly 300, 150, and 100 respectively. Meanwhile, the

figure

for dental

patients

dropped from 100 to approximately 50 in the same

period

. In the next two years, except for the number of

birth

control

patients

that decreased significantly to below 200, there was a double increase recorded in the

data

for

eye

and dental

patients

. At the same time, the

data

for the diabetic remained unchanged.

At the end

of the

period

, the rate of

eye

patients

reached its peak at 350

people

. The same tendency was applied to diabetic

patients

with nearly 200

people

.

People

who want to have

birth

control

check-ups,

on the other hand

, went back to the same

figure

in 2010.

Whereas

, only the rate of dental

patients

maintained stably.