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Express the quality of life and symptom relief as reported by patients, often in qualitative terms. Use patient stories or testimonials for relatability.

Present how often certain healthcare services are used. Use flowcharts for pathways of care or bar graphs for service usage statistics.

Highlight the proportions of the population that have been screened or vaccinated. Use comparative metrics and timelines for improved understanding.

Clarify the increased likelihood of developing a condition due to certain behaviors or characteristics using clear, layman's language and diagrams showing cause and effect.

Use patient-friendly terms to present the percentage of people who survive a disease after a certain amount of time. Infographics can be helpful.

Breakdown spending into understandable units, like per person or percentage of GDP. Comparing with other countries can offer valuable perspective.

Communicate the number of deaths per population size, contextualize with historical data and demographics when possible. Bar graphs or line graphs could be beneficial for this purpose.

Indicate the rate at which an infectious disease spreads by using simple ratios or percentages, supplemented by trend lines or comparison to benchmarks.

Provide a percentage of the population affected, using clear visual aids like pie charts to simplify understanding. Tailor language to be audience-appropriate.