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 advice be to a pre-med student?
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One of my September cartoons for the Physician’s Practice site features the panic situations practices can get into if they’re IT staff is unavailable or (worse!) nonexistent. Check out the cartoon and leave a comment here or on the PP site. There are many other great articles there as well for the medical community.
This month’s first installment just posted on Diagnostic Imaging, with a little joke about the many options available today for imaging to patients. A lot of cool technology but dealing with insurance companies is not cool and a real bummer for patients and medical staff.
I hope everybody’s recovered from all that yummy turkey, stuffing, and all the other yummy stuff you probably ate on Turkey Day:) Got another cartoon in this month over at Physician’s Practice. Check it out here for the full view on their site. If you can’t access the cartoon on their site, I’ll be posting…
This month’s cartoon for KDNuggets features the infamous Republican candidate Donald Trump doing what Trump does … this time with data analytics. Is no endeavor safe from this guy? Be sure to visit KDNuggets, a top site featuring news and great articles in the data science industry.
My new cartoon recently posted to Psychiatric Times, the supersite of resources for all things head-brain-thinky-stuff. Head over there now to check it out!
This month’s online cartoon just posted to the Physician’s Practice site. I stick it to the insurance companies again (aside from Nazis, what better bad guys are there?) in this cartoon, with their horrible, god-forsaken, torturous phone trees. If you have a spare minute, click over to the PP site to see the full rez…