Today's Wound Clinic is an online and print publication owned and operated by HMP Communications. On their website they state, "Today’s Wound Clinic provides practical, timely insight into clinical and operational issues inherent to the success of an outpatient wound care center." HMP Communications focuses on Healthcare Publications, Communications, and Education on their websites and their print publications. They are an industry leader in Healthcare Communcations and Healthcare Education.

Podiatry Today is another online and print publication owned and operated by HMP Communications. This particular publication focuses on Podiatric news, case studies, and editorial commentary by Podiatry professionals. It is also linked up closely with HMP's website Podiatry Live, which we did not do any work on, but is also another Drupal website.

First Report Manged Care, FirstReportNow.com, is another online and print publication owned and operated by HMP Communications. According to their website, "The editorial mission is focused on delivering the most comprehensive late-breaking information that affects managed market providers with topics that include clinical, legislative, and economic developments." The site mainly deals with manage care and the markets surrounding managed care. Our job was to upgrade the site from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 as Drupal 7 was soon to be coming out of beta at the time.

EP Lab Digest is an online publication website for the EP Lab Digest medical journal. Both publications are owned and operated by HMP Communications, an industry leader in Healthcare Communications and Healthcare Education. The EP Lab Digest site was one of the 6 sites that we helped HMP Communications upgrade from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 after Drupal 7 was released. We took the PSD design and created a Drupal 6 theme from it.

Clinical Geriatrics is another online medical journal publication by HMP Communications based on a clinical journal they publish in print by the same name . Clinical Geriatrics is a peer reviewed clinical journal of the American Geriatrics Society. The website is a continuation of the information available in the journal along with case studies, articles, and blog posts by doctors in the field. The network of HMP Communications sites that we upgraded were very similar, although they were not in a multisite setup.

Endless Possibilties Photography is a small wedding photography company run by Paula J. Miller and Christine Hood. They are based out of West Chester, Pennsylvania and offer wedding photography services in the surrounding areas.

Cath Lab Digest is an online publication website for the Cath Lab Digest medical journal. The main goal of this project was to upgrade the client's existing Drupal 5 website to Drupal 6. It ended up that the client also wanted to implement a brand new theme for Drupal 6 and change the format up on some of the content. This required several new views to be created after the Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 migration was completed, as well as Panels integration. The client had many contributed modules installed which also had to be upgraded during the migration process to Drupal 6.

The Market Anomaly project was my first Drupal 7 development project. The client wanted to see the advancements that Drupal 7 had made in terms of the user experience, as he had several Drupal 6 sites that he just felt here not very user friendly. I decided to choose Drupal 7 for this project as it was almost ready for release around the time I started on this project, and not many contributed modules were going to be needed for just the blog part of the website.

We worked on this project in conjunction with McCormick and Winter, who we have worked with on several Drupal projects. Their client's main site was complete, but the client wanted to add a blog with normal blog features. Those included a set of commonly used Tags and Most Recent posts. They also wanted a custom header on the blog, which was different from the rest of the site. That required a little bit of theming. McCormick and Winter called upon us to get the job done, so we delivered.