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Make Smarter Choices About Your Health
This presentation is inspired by the SmartDraw Blog post
entitled, SmartDraw Spotlight: Make Smarter Choices About Your
Health To view the full blog posting go to
http://blog.smartdraw.com/
SmartDraws HealthcareCategoryThe HealthcareCategory contains a
number of sub-categories that range from anatomy
illustrationdiagrams to health & fitnessto medical processes.
Depending on your professionor if you're ina particular field
study, you may find that a combination of these templates will
prove to be valuable personally and professionally. Although there
are a number of templates that can easily be applied, this week's
spotlight will be focused on a few of the templates you'll find in
theHealth & Fitness sub-category.
HealthcareCategory's Sub-Category List*
*Note: Each sub-category contains a folder of templates and
sample diagrams.Anatomy WorksheetsAnatomy
IllustrationsCancerCardiologyDentistryDiabetesDisordersHealth &
FitnessInjury ReportIntensive OutpatientMedical ExaminationMedical
ProcessesNeurologyOB-GYNOrthopedicsPatient CarePediatrics
Healthcare Category
SmartDraw Tip:To access the Health& Fitness sub-category,
simply open SmartDraw. In the Left Panel of the Category screen,
select Healthcare. The Health & Fitnesssub-category will appear
in the Category Preview and the remaining sub-categories will
appear in the Left Panel as shown above.The most common way to find
out whether youre overweight or obese is to figure out your body
mass index (BMI). BMI is an estimate of body fat and a good gauge
of your risk for diseases that occur with more body fat. The higher
your BMI, the higher your risk of disease. BMI is calculated from
your height and weight.Diagnosing Overweight and Obesity
Diagram
Disaster PlanningTip:When creating a disaster plan for your
family, it's best to have members of the family involved in the
planning process. Involvement increases ownership and buy-in in any
process. You may choose to print out the existing Family Disaster
Plan form and distribute it to members of the family to complete
independently. Then have the family come together to share ideas
and collaborate on the final plan. The final step is to rehearse
the plan.Family Disaster Plan
About RuthJoy Bitner, M.Ed. With a M.Ed. in Human Resource
Development and Organizational Behavior, RuthJoy has become a
trusted advisor and educator working with mid-market to global
organizations providing change management and user adoption
strategy services for more than 15 years. As the Director of
Learning and Organizational Development of SmartDraw Software she
continues to coach and mentor professionals from non-profits to
Fortune 500 companies.
An unashamed perfectionist and absolute SmartDraw Addict, she
discovers innovative ways to use diagrams in her day-to-day
activities to increase productivity and efficiency for herself as
well as her clients.
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