This month’s data driven cartoon for All Analytics deals with predictive analytics, and the fact that, even with all the information we have, sometimes we can’t see the forest for the trees. Click over to A2 to see it on their site.
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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…
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This month’s Physician’s Practice online cartoon deals with the bane of every physician’s existence: prior authorization. Health insurance companies have made it difficult for doctors to get their patients the medicine and procedures they need in a timely fashion for the simple, ugly fact that it cuts into the insurance company’s profits. I did this…
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July cartoon for Modern Analyst posted this sunday. Be sure to visit them regularly for all the latest data and business intelligence news!
KDNuggets – November Cartoon
My November cartoon just posted over at KDNuggets. The concept comes from a recent story about Gmail’s possible future ability to answer emails for you as a sort of surrogate AI secretary. Very interesting technology, which is, of course, ripe for a cartoonist to take a jab at:) Enjoy and have a wonderful weekend!