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|Videos|April 5, 2012
Helping Physicians Choose the Right Social Media for Their Practice
Author(s)Russell Faust, PhD, MD
How can you be expected to maintain four or more social media profiles while also running a successful practice? Here's some advice.
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Facebook. Twitter. Google+. LinkedIn. About.me.
The variety of social media platforms currently available to physicians are plentiful, but time to set up, oversee, and manage all of them are not.
In this video, physician and social media expert Russell Faust helps you make your way through the crowded social media atmosphere with tips to help you decide which platforms are best for you and your practice, depending on what you hope to achieve.
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