This month’s Physicians Practice online cartoon deals with a very scary topic in the healthcare industry today… and Halloween, too! ICD-10, the coding standard, of which the Oct. 1 deadline is quickly approaching, is the source of much anxiety for some healthcare providers, as they attempt to make sure they are ready for this coding system overhaul. Check out the site for this cartoon and many other insightful articles dealing with the management of the contemporary medical office.
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Physicians Practice – July Cartoon
This month’s Physicians Practice cartoon posted today! Medical apps are pretty hot right now, so I decided to do a cartoon on that topic for PP. I think it turned out pretty funny. Any time I realize a cartoon idea, or think of ways to make a cartoon funnier, I always strive for an extreme to…
All Analytics – September Cartoon
This month’s cartoon posted on All Analytics, one of the premier sites for data science and analytics topics. Check out the site for this cartoon and other great features 🙂
Diabetes Mine – April Cartoon
My new cartoon posted today on Diabetes Mine. With March Madness winding down, we decided to pay our respects to the annual fun with a little D-spin on it:)
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!
Physician’s Practice – August Cartoon
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…