Health Infographics

97% of patients are frustrated by wait times at the doctor’s office. That means physicians need real, practical solutions to bring office wait times down and optimize their practice workflows. eVisit researched 8 strategies to help doctors do just that.

This infographic goes over all the necessary details required for you to protect yourself from the Swine Flu pandemic. Even though H1N1 symptoms look a lot like regular flu symptoms, you need to be extra cautious to lower the risk of Swine Flu.

Ever notice how good you feel after a few days of cutting out the “bad stuff”. Check out the process your body goes through when changing diets from unhealthy to healthy for a whole year in this infographic from Fresh N Lean. You’ll be surprised to see how much eating healthy effects your everyday lifestyle.

Exercise is absolutely essential to a healthy lifestyle. But is it the only piece in the health puzzle? Researchers are learning that the body uses energy in many ways—and we burn calories at different rates when sitting, standing, and moving.

What do you know about the female hormone belly? Proven tips to lose belly fat are described in this infographic. Learn what is going one in women’s body, learn the real truth about the hormone, what types of foods are most suitable and what type of exercises to perform – everything you need to know to blast away belly fat quickly.

This infographic from the folks at CBR highlights some really interesting facts and figures about abortion in US, types of abortion and quotes on abortion from famous personalities.

For Rosacea sufferers there can be many factors that trigger a breakout so we need to be careful about what we put into our body as well as the conditions we are in. In the following infographic are 10 of the most common triggers of acne Rosacea flare-ups.

Plan to attain meaningful use status in order to receive EHR incentives? Let’s explore through this infographic the 13 core objectives that must be met.

United States citizens currently spend more on medical care than any other nation. Though the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act was introduced in 2010 to lower health care costs for Americans, affording healthcare coverage is still the topic of much debate in the U.S. The addition of Obamacare to the healthcare system did little to quell the debate as more and more Americans struggle with affording healthcare.