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How other doctors are using social media to benefit their practice
Author(s)Logan Lutton , Todd Shryock
Research findings on how medical practices use social media may come as a surprise to many.
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In the early days of social media, many doctors did not see a use for it at their medical practice. Now, with social media becoming the dominant way that many people – including their patients – prefer to communicate, doctors have found ways to leverage it to benefit their practices.
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