NHS and the European Union: The Facts After Brexit #infographic #Brexit #NHS #UK

July 8, 2016

The UK opted to leave the EU by majority of 52% on June 23rd. The potential consequences of Brexit are still being debated and will be for at least the next two years, the minimum period needed for negotiations between the UK and other EU member states to come to a conclusion.

Although the “Leave” campaign persistently claimed that the NHS would be in a better position outside the EU, recent stats and figures show that the impact of Brexit could result in a loss of public services of £36bn a year, which could leave a big black hole in NHS funding.

It is impossible to say how the National Health Service will fare if the UK pushes through its separation from the EU. This is why we decided to collect this set of data from different sources in order to provide a clear and neutral breakdown of the key facts of the relationship between the NHS and the EU.

An infographic by medigo.com

The Straight Scoop on Ice-Cream #infogrpahic #icecream #desserts

May 23, 2016

Who doesn’t like ice cream? Ice cream is probably the most enjoyed desserts in the world. There is even science behind why we like ice cream so much!

Do you know which nations are the top 5 ice cream consumers in the world? You will find the top five and other captivating facts about ice cream on this mouthwatering infographic that Icecream.com has put together. Take a look to discover a few things you probably didn’t know ice cream: the history of the coolest dessert, the world’s tallest ice cream cone, the most popular topping, ice cream consumer figures in the US and much more in this visualisation.

An infographic by icecream.com.

10 Essential Facts About Nursing You Need To Know #infographic #nursing

May 19, 2016

There are approximately 4 million nurses in the United States of the America! Sounds a lot, but unfortunately – it isn’t. Actually, there are only 50 nurses per 10,000 people, and we are in a serious shortage within this particular profession.

This means that the demand in this sector is extremely high lately. In fact, until the end of the year 2020, we will need about 20% more nurses to work in hospitals, physical offices and, where we need them the most, home care.

Although it seems that the millennials aren’t that interested in this profession (only 200,000 of applicants passed the Registered Nurse exam in 2015), men are slowly becoming more and more interested in this profession. In fact, almost 10% of nurses in the US are male nurses.

If you want to learn more about this noble profession, here are 10 interesting facts about registered nurses. Find out the highest paying nursing specialties, the highest and lowest paying states for nurses, and much more in this infographic down below!