Diagnosketch is a one-of-a-kind book of beautiful illustrations created by a medical doctor and artist that helps explain medical diagnoses to a non-medical person including parents and healthcare providers. The images simplify human anatomy and explain what is going on in a child's body medically in memorable, parent, patient and provider-friendly, understandable images. The images intentionally leave out details that are not clinically relevant and over-emphasize ones that are. “Not only does Diagnosketch help patients understand their anatomy, it also gives physicians, nurses, PAs, and others the opportunity to maximize the use of the very small amount of time they have with their patients. With this book at the bedside, we can be more efficient and patients leave with a better understanding of their ED visit.” —Andrew Ulrich, MD, Professor of Emergency Medicine, Vice-Chair of Operations, Yale School of Medicine “I use Diagnosketch on every shift, every day. We find this the single most useful and efficient tool at the bedside to help patients understand what is happening to their bodies.” —Raymond Biersbach, MD, Former Director of Emergency Medicine, Atrium Health Cabarrus Hospital; ER doctor with 10 years experience “This book is an extremely helpful tool for real-time patient education, there is really nothing available that is comparable to Diagnosketch. It is the best resource for concise and easy-to-understand explanations for patients of their diagnoses, while still maintaining medical accuracy and an appropriate level of detail. It helps me get through to my patients and makes bedside education much smoother and more meaningful.” —Celia Pagano PA-C in Emergency Medicine for 6+ years