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Using a Medical Artist for Graphs, Charts & Diagrams

When to use Graphs, Charts and Diagrams

To anyone within the healthcare profession, few things are more confusing than lists of numbers and statistics. When you need to present such data to your audience, you are often better off doing so with charts or graphs or diagrams.

Knowing how to display your data can be tricky. So Joanna is able to discuss and suggest the best course of action, and create individual graphs and charts to suit each project and client wishes. Joanna can also carry out the research and gather the data, if required. The files are supplied ready for your PowerPoint presentations or ready for print.

Graphs and charts are used to visually display the relationship between facts or figures. Within the medical and scientific field, graphs, charts or diagrams are invaluable. They make data easier to understand and only key information is presented, which often has been collected from voluminous amounts of medical or scientific data.

Graph showing collagen on a scale graph for medicalillustration

A scale graph created in Adobe

Chart of the structure of collagen

Chart of the structure of collagen

A schematic diagram showing construction of the vein

An example schematic diagram

A data graph

A data graph

Stages of synovitis, pannus formation, fibrous and bony ankylosis

Charts with bespoke illustrations

A graph used to show the changes of tissue regeneration and cell activity

Graph with original illustrations

Advantages of Bespoke Graphs, Charts and Diagrams

As graphs and charts are not limited in their use, they can not only can be used to present facts in a clear and understandable way, but contain your own original illustrations to make the project entirely directed around you.

Along with bespoke designs, they can be used to support a speaker, this might be a surgeon, a PhD student, or any healthcare professional. They can be used to supplement the text within a paper, or used as an attractive feature on a patient information poster or when holding a presentation. By displaying data in this way it can also highlight trends, help when you want to make a comparison, or show a key relationship to inform the audience.

To have your data created into any type of graph, diagram or chart, that can also contain illustrations or have illustrations created especially for it, or have the whole package put together, then contact Medical Illustrator Joanna.