
|Articles|March 2, 2011
General Disclaimer for Social Media Sites
Author(s)Susanne Madden
Posting a general disclaimer on your practice's social media platforms protects both you and your patients.
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Many physicians believe that they open themselves up to potential liability risks by engaging in social media. Limiting administrative access to only a few trusted employees and monitoring your site routinely for posted content are both sound practices.
You should also add a disclaimer to your practice's Facebook page, and if you link to other social media sites from your own website, you should also post that information there as well.
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