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Medical Economics – Oct Cartoon
My second cartoon for the October installments of Medical Economics deals with the problems physicians face in the early phase of their careers, and throughout as well. Would a Scared Straight program steer some pre-med students away from the medical profession? If you are a medical professional, knowing what you now know, what would your…
KDNuggets – July Cartoon
This month’s KDNuggets cartoon has just posted on their site, so please check it out! This one is one of the more unusual topics I’ve ever done in cartooning, combining the intriguing topic of Artificial Intelligence with the summertime fun of cooking out on the grill. The results, as you can see from the cartoon,…
Diagnostic Imaging – July Cartoon
Today’s cartoon of the day is the latest post on Diagnostic Imaging, which deals with another hot topic in healthcare these days: data cloud storage. There’s been a lot of change in the healthcare industry the past few years due to the Affordable Care Act and how it relates to patient records and how all…
Physicians Practice – November Cartoon
This month’s installment of medical cartoons just posted to Physician’s Practice. If you’re a lover of 80’s music like I am, I’m sure you’ll appreciate this one:) At the more serious root of this cartoon, the issue of medical liability is one of obvious concern for many doctors, along with techniques and resources to deal…
Modern Analyst – September Cartoon
Another cartoon posted this past Sunday over at Modern Analyst, one of the top sites for data and business intelligence news and features. Check out the full image on the site.
Modern Analyst – November Cartoon
This month’s cartoon featured on Modern Analyst deals with how we handle the security of our increasingly important and sensitive data pools, and what turns out to be more of a reactionary stance at data security, than proactive. Just ask Target and a few other high profile businesses how prepared they were for their breaches…