Several factors contribute to the fluctuation in patient load:
Seasonal Illnesses: Conditions like influenza and respiratory infections are more common during certain seasons, increasing the patient load. Epidemics and Pandemics: Outbreaks of diseases like COVID-19 can cause a sudden surge in patient numbers. Hospital Capacity: The number of available beds and resources can affect patient admissions and discharges. Accidents and Emergencies: Natural disasters or large-scale accidents can lead to an unexpected increase in patients.
