The ECRI Institute has released a new risk analysis, Social Media in Healthcare, to help physicians manage the risks social media may pose, according to an ECRI Institute news release.
Despite risks involving patient privacy, the opportunities social media offers are tremendous. According to the release, practices need to lay out detailed guidelines to avoid social media-related problems. Defining the audience and the social media approach, identifying an executor of the social media content and establishing crisis procedures are key steps practices should take.
Read the ECRI report on Social Media in Healthcare.
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Read the ECRI report on Social Media in Healthcare.
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Related Articles On Social Media Use in Physician Practices:
More Than 20% of Clinicians Use Two or More Social Media Sites for Work and Play
Social Media is Here: Is Your Healthcare Group Prepared?
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