By Sandra M. DeJong MD
ISBN-10: 0124081282
ISBN-13: 9780124081284
Blogs and Tweets, Texting and Friending: Social Media and on-line Professionalism in health and wellbeing Care summarizes the most typical blunders - and their criminal and moral ramifications -made in social media by way of busy health and wellbeing care pros. It supplies most sensible practices for utilizing social media whereas holding on-line professionalism. The e-book is going directly to establish different types of warning, from confidentiality of sufferer info and retaining the professional's privateness to common netiquette in tweeting, texting, running a blog, and friending. And it publications you in establishing a school web page (or picking out to not) and handling your on-line footprint.
The hooked up iteration on a regular basis makes use of social media, together with well-being care execs, yet what occurs whilst a sufferer desires to good friend you? Or whilst you've got already published a rant on a sufferer that will get seen by way of others? What details might already be floating on the web sufferer could locate approximately you in a Google seek and that would impression your healing relationship?
Whether you're new to social media or knowledgeable consumer on your inner most lifestyles (but have not considered what this implies for you professionally), this ebook is for you. it is the ''when'' and ''how'' to take advantage of social media successfully whereas conserving on-line professionalism.
- Identifies social media most sensible practices for holding on-line professionalism
- Covers a number of varieties of social media, from blogs and tweets to texting and friending
- Includes case vignettes of real-life activities and their repercussions
- Intended for the safety of either the pro and the customer or patient
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In practical terms, preventing malpractice often involves setting the frame ahead of time. Applying this concept to technology might mean having a privacy notice with patients that clearly delineates the routine use of technology in the practice (for example, how information is stored and secured, who in the office will have access to the information). Rather than advertising services that cannot be safely or consistently provided, the limitations of such use should be emphasized. If specific electronic media are to be used, providing written informed consent, and making informed consent an ongoing process in the treatment, is a way of explicitly acknowledging the risks and ensuring that the benefits perceived by the patient continue to outweigh them.
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The professional does not have personal experience in prescribing these drugs, nor any direct experience with patients in helping them with these kinds of clinical problems. The professional’s credentials are not available on the site. In this case, the website advertises that it will provide health care but it is essentially a vehicle for e-prescribing. The credentials of the person providing the “care” are not provided. g. an ongoing doctor–patient relationship, follow-up arrangements, documentation in a medical record).
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