Top 10 tips for using social media in professional practice
March 1, 2020 Canadian Medical Protective Association
In this article, the Canadian Medical Protective Association provides its top 10 tips for using social media in professional practice, including how to establish clear boundaries, manage privacy and create a social media policy.
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